DROP DRAWS RIDDIM produced by YOUNG LEGENDS/ROLEX
Drop Draws Overview
The Drop Draws Riddim arrived in 2007 from the YOUNG LEGENDS/ROLEX label, quickly making its mark on the dancehall scene. This bashment rhythm delivered the raw, energetic sound that dancehall fans crave, with a heavy, fast-paced beat and infectious hooks. YOUNG LEGENDS/ROLEX, known for pushing the boundaries of modern dancehall, produced this riddim with a blend of traditional and new-school elements. The team behind the label has a history of working with some of the genre’s leading voices, and their productions have racked up millions of streams worldwide. The riddim brought together some of the most exciting talents in dancehall. Leftside & Esco’s “Clothes Off” stands out for its playful lyrics and catchy delivery. Red Rat brings his signature style to “It Good,” adding humor and energy. Mr Vegas delivers a strong message with “Nuh Fight Over Man,” while Tami Chynn’s “Give It To Me” offers a melodic and smooth take on the rhythm. Wayne Marshall’s “Need You” adds a touch of singjay flair, showing the riddim’s versatility. Other standout tracks include Future Fambo’s “Nuh Dress Like Man,” Leftside’s “Bagga Fren Dem,” and Terro 3000’s “All Over Me.” Elephant Man’s “Bring It Come” and Esco’s “Real Deal” round out the release, each bringing their own flavor to the riddim. Drop Draws Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, capturing the energy and creativity of the mid-2000s. Its impact is still felt in parties and sound systems today.
Drop Draws Tracklist:
- Leftside & Esco – Clothes Off
- Red Rat – It Good
- Mr Vegas – Nuh Fight Over Man
- Tami Chynn – Give It To Me
- Wayne Marshall – Need You
- Future Fambo – Nuh Dress Like Man
- Leftside – Bagga Fren Dem
- Terro 3000 – All Over Me
- Elephant Man – Bring It Come
- Esco – Real Deal
- Young Legends – Drop Draws Riddim
- Shepp Dawg – Drop Your Draws
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