Dutty Showtime Riddim produced by Dutty Rock Productions and Mad House Records 2024
Dutty Showtime Overview
The Dutty Showtime Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s biggest names for a powerful 2024 release. Tarrus Riley, known for his classic hit “She’s Royal,” shines on “It’s Showtime,” showing his smooth vocals and strong presence. Sean Paul, a Grammy-winning artist famous for global hits like “Get Busy,” delivers his unique style on “Bring It.” Busy Signal, who has made waves with songs like “Stay So,” adds energy with “All Dem Try.” Buju Banton, a reggae legend with a long career and albums like “Til Shiloh,” brings his voice to “Such Man Party.” Charly Black, recognized for his international hit “Gyal You a Party Animal,” keeps the vibe alive with “Emergency.” The riddim also features Chi Ching Ching on “Loud,” J’calm with “Don Julio,” Ras Ajal on “Can’t Deny,” Ward21 & Sean Paul teaming up for “Mama Warning,” and Sotto Bless with “Tell Me Now.” Each track adds a different flavor, but all fit together on the same energetic rhythm. The bashment rhythm was crafted by Dutty Rock Productions and Mad House Records, two respected names in dancehall. Dutty Rock Productions, founded by Sean Paul, has produced many chart-topping songs and helped shape modern dancehall. Mad House Records, started by the late Dave Kelly, is known for classic riddims like “Showtime” and “Joyride,” which have influenced generations of artists. Together, these producers created a riddim that captured the raw, joyful energy dancehall fans love. Even now, the Dutty Showtime Riddim brings back the unforgettable vibe of 2024, with each artist adding their own touch to a true dancehall classic.
Dutty Showtime Tracklist:
- Tarrus Riley – It’s Showtime
- Sean Paul – Bring It
- Busy Signal – All Dem Try
- Buju Banton – Such Man Party
- Charly Black – Emergency
- Chi Ching Ching – Loud
- J’calm – Don Julio
- Ras Ajal – Can’t Deny
- Ward21 & Sean Paul – Mama Warning
- Sotto Bless – Tell Me Now
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