DRUMMY RIDDIM produced by KIRKLEDOVE PRODUCTIONS 2012
Drummy Overview
In 2012, dancehall fans got a fresh bashment rhythm that selectors loved to play at dance nights. The “Drummy Riddim” was a big part of sound system culture that year. It had heavy drums and lively energy, just right for keeping the dancefloor moving. Sound systems across Jamaica and beyond picked it up, giving dancers new fire to enjoy. Behind this rhythm was KIRKLEDOVE PRODUCTIONS, a studio name well-known in dancehall. Kirkledove, the producer, is famous for his work with drums and percussion. He started out as a drummer for Beres Hammond and has produced many popular riddims over the years. KIRKLEDOVE PRODUCTIONS has a reputation for making rhythms that are both modern and true to the roots of dancehall. The “Drummy Riddim” release had standout tracks from some key artists. Baby Tash brought her song “Nuh Sand Guh Beach,” adding her unique voice to the project. Bling Dawg’s “Gyal Dem Dance” was another highlight, showing why he’s respected in the scene. Busy Signal, known for hits like “Stay So” and his album “Reggae Music Again,” delivered “Nuff Gyal,” giving the riddim even more energy. Kirkledove himself played a part with “Drummer Boy,” showing his skills not just as a producer but also as an artist. KIRKLEDOVE PRODUCTIONS made sure each track had its own style but kept the heavy bashment vibe. In the busy dancehall year of 2012, “Drummy Riddim” stood tall and kept the sound systems booming.
Drummy Tracklist:
- Baby Tash – Nuh Sand Guh Beach
- Bling Dawg – Gyal Dem Dance
- Busy Signal – Nuff Gyal (edit]
- Busy Signal – Nuff Gyal (raw)
- Kirkledove – Drummer Boy
- Kirkledove Productions – Drummy Riddim (instrumental)
- Timeka Marshall – Black And Blue
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