EXPRESS YOUR SELF RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Express Your Self Overview
The Express Your Self Riddim became a favorite at street parties in 2007, released by the well-known label behind many dancehall anthems. This lively riddim was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a production team with a long history of shaping dancehall’s sound. Their work has influenced the genre and brought several hits to the forefront of Jamaican music. The riddim brought together top names in dancehall. Anthony B delivered “Nuh Like We,” adding his unique energy. Anthony B is famous for his conscious lyrics and hits like “Raid The Barn.” Beenie Man, known as the “King of Dancehall,” contributed “Stop.” Beenie Man’s career includes the Grammy-winning album “Art and Life” and international hits such as “Who Am I.” Don Yute’s “Tuggy Ruggy” gave the riddim a playful edge. Earthworm added “Real Bad Man Nah,” while Fanton Mojah’s “Eaty Eaty” brought a roots vibe. Each track showed the riddim’s flexibility, with every artist offering a different style. The Express Your Self Riddim’s infectious beat made it a staple at dancehall events. VARIOUS ARTISTS’ production helped the songs blend together, creating a soundtrack that captured the spirit of the time. Fans still remember the riddim as a highlight of 2007’s dancehall scene.
Express Your Self Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Nuh Like We (Radio Edit)
- Anthony B – Nuh Like We (Raw)
- Beenie Man – Stop (Radio Edit)
- Beenie Man – Stop (Raw)
- Don Yute – Tuggy Ruggy
- Earthworm – Real Bad Man Nah (Radio Edit)
- Earthworm – Real Bad Man Nah (Raw)
- Fanton Mojah – Eaty Eaty
- Guidance Ft Teflon – Too Bad
- Higher Trod – Too Regular
- Perfect – Talk Up (Radio Edit)
- Perfect – Talk Up (Raw)
- Predator – Controversy (Radio Edit)
- Predator – Controversy (Raw)
- Teflon – Right Man Ting
- Turbulence – Reason (Radio Edit)
- Turbulence – Reason (Raw)
- Version – Express Your Self Version
- Vybz Kartel – Dis Bad Man (Radio Edit)
- Vybz Kartel – Dis Bad Man (Raw)
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