DUTCH POT RIDDIM produced by UPT 007 RECORDS 2012
Dutch Pot Overview
In 2012, a new dancehall set arrived and quickly became a favorite at bashment parties. The set was built on the Dutch Pot Riddim, a fresh beat known for its lively pace and strong percussion. UPT 007 RECORDS, a label with a reputation for energetic productions, was behind this release. Their work on this set helped it stand out and last in the dancehall scene. The set features a strong lineup of artists. Ice Cold & Double K brought energy with "Cheater," a track that got plenty of spins from selectors. Munga delivered "Dracula Fi Scream," adding his unique style and voice to the riddim. Charley Black’s "All Day All Night" kept the vibe going with catchy hooks. Chicken made a mark with "Best Bubbler," a tune that quickly became a dancefloor favorite. Chi Ching Ching contributed "The Link," a song that connected well with party crowds. D'Angel’s "Wine Up" and Downsound Crew’s "What She Want" added variety to the set. Gyptian’s "Here I Am" brought a smooth touch, while Pumputae’s "Dash Out" and Harry Toddler’s "International Gallis" kept the energy high. UPT 007 RECORDS made sure each song fit perfectly on the riddim, creating a seamless mix for selectors. The Dutch Pot Riddim set remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its bright sound and lasting impact on the genre.
Dutch Pot Tracklist:
- Ice Cold & Double K – Cheater
- Munga – Dracula Fi Scream (Raw)
- Munga – Dracula Fi Scream (Clean)
- Charley Black – All Day All Night (Raw)
- Charley Black – All Day All Night (Clean)
- Chicken – Best Bubbler
- Chi Ching Ching – The Link
- D’Angel – Wine Up
- Downsound Crew – What She Want
- Gyptian – Here I Am
- Pumputae – Dash Out (Raw)
- Pumputae – Dash Out (Clean)
- Harry Toddler – International Gallis
- Fambo – Party Hard
- Khago – Heaven
- Laden– She Tun Up
- Stein – Virgin (Raw)
- Stein – Your Ting (Clean)
- Navino – We Nuh Run Een
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