FAMILY RAM RIDDIM produced by VYBZ STRIVE PRODUCTIONS 2007
Family Ram Overview
Family Ram Riddim is a dancehall rhythm that came out in 2007. It was made for the bashment scene and brought a raw, energetic sound that fans loved at the time. The rhythm was a strong base for several artists to show their style. Alozade’s “No Bwoy” was one of the standout tracks on this riddim. Alozade is known for his hit single “Bad Man Nuh Pet Gal,” which made him popular in the early 2000s. Chico also joined the project with “A Part Of Me,” adding his own vibe to the mix. Chico is well known for his work with the Big Yard label and collaborations with Shaggy. Tuggy Feat Kiprich delivered “No Family Ram,” bringing hype and energy. Kiprich, who is featured on this track, is famous for his witty lyrics and songs like “Telephone Ting,” which was a big hit in Jamaica. The riddim also included “No Family Ram” by Kiprich and a pure instrumental version called “Family Ram Riddim.” The producer behind this project is VYBZ STRIVE PRODUCTIONS. This label is known for creating several dancehall rhythms that became favorites in clubs and street dances. In 2007, selectors often played the Family Ram Riddim in their sets, making it a big part of the dancehall scene that year.
Family Ram Tracklist:
- Alozade – No Bwoy
- Chico – A Part Of Me
- Tuggy Feat Kiprich – No Family Ram
- Version – Family Ram Riddim
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