DUTTY GYAL RIDDIM produced by SOCIAL YAAD RECORDS 2014
Dutty Gyal Overview
Dutty Gyal Riddim came together in 2014 inside a busy Kingston studio, where the beat maker aimed to capture the rebellious energy of the streets. The creative direction was clear: build a dancehall sound that was both powerful and easy to vibe to, with heavy bass and catchy melodies. The producer behind the project, SOCIAL YAAD RECORDS, is known in the Jamaican music scene for pushing new talent and delivering dancehall hits. Since their start, SOCIAL YAAD RECORDS has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, and their releases have gained thousands of streams around the world. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own style. Navino’s “Give God The Glory” stands out with its positive message, reminding listeners to stay grateful even in hard times. Kiprich delivers “Good Up Suh,” a song full of energy and playful lyrics that fit perfectly on the dancefloor. Ninja Kid and Elephant Man team up on “Gyal Grab A Man,” bringing humor and excitement to the riddim with their lively performance. Ding Dong’s “Gyal Time” keeps the party moving, showing off his talent for making people dance. Teflon’s “In Di Middle” adds a bold, confident voice, while Shane O’s “Proud A Yuh Self” encourages self-respect and pride. QQ’s “Some Gyal” and Khago’s “Tambareen” both bring catchy hooks and fresh perspectives. Jah Vinci closes with “Whine Yaah Gyal,” a smooth tune for the ladies. Dutty Gyal Riddim captured the spirit of its time and remains an important part of dancehall history, thanks to its strong production and diverse voices.
Dutty Gyal Tracklist:
- Navino – Give God The Glory (Raw)
- Navino – Give God The Glory (Edit)
- Kiprich – Good Up Suh
- Ninja Kid And Elephant Man – Gyal Grab A Man
- Ding Dong – Gyal Time
- Teflon – In Di Middle
- Teflon – In Di Middle
- Shane O – Proud A Yuh Self
- Shane O – Proud A Yuh Self
- Qq – Some Gyal
- Khago – Tambareen
- Jah Vinci – Whine Yaah Gyal