Duffle Bag Riddim – Downsound Records

DUFFLE BAG RIDDIM ? DOWNSOUND RECORDS 2012

Duffle Bag Overview

In the world of Jamaican sound system culture, the selector’s choice can define the mood of a dance or even a whole era. The Duffle Bag Riddim, released in 2012, is a perfect example of this power. The riddim architect behind this project built a foundation of bold, energetic beats that selectors loved to spin. The riddim’s edge and playful fire made it a favorite for sound clashes and street parties alike. The producer’s work on the Duffle Bag Riddim gave each artist the chance to shine. Harry Toddler’s “Fashion Statement” brings a confident energy that fits perfectly with the riddim’s bounce. Tempricher’s “Floating” adds a lighter, melodic touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Beenie Man stands out with two tracks: “Hustlers Anthem” and “Duffle Bag.” Both songs capture Beenie Man’s knack for catchy hooks and dancefloor appeal. Sizzla’s “Dash Weh Di Boy” injects the riddim with his trademark intensity, while Bounty Killer’s “Some Boy A Play Double” brings a commanding presence. Khago also makes a strong mark with “Funeral Time,” “Nutten,” and “Pan Yu Head,” each track highlighting different moods and messages. Elephant Man’s “Di Ting A Work” rounds out the selection with high-energy delivery, perfect for getting crowds moving. The Duffle Bag Riddim’s lineup and production made it a selector’s weapon of choice. Its rebellious spirit and infectious sound have ensured its place in dancehall history, keeping dances lively and sound systems booming.

Duffle Bag Tracklist:

1. Harry Toddler – Fashion Statement
2. Tempricher – Floating
3. Beenie Man – Hustlers Anthem
4. Sizzla – Dash Weh Di Boy (Radio)
5. Sizzla – Dash Weh Di Boy (Raw)
6. Bounty Killer – Some Boy A Play Double
7. Khago – Funeral Time (Fi Di Bobo)
8. Khago – Nutten (Come Outta Me Way)
9. Beenie Man – Duffle Bag
10. Khago – Pan Yu Head
11. Elephant Man – Di Ting A Work
12. Downsound – Duffle Bag Riddim