FIRST CLASS JUGGLING RIDDIM produced by IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS 2011
First Class Juggling Overview
In 2011, the street anthem base was a key part of dancehall music. This sound, with its heavy bass and catchy rhythms, set the energy for parties and street dances across Jamaica. The vibe was raw and real, giving a voice to everyday life and struggles in the dancehall scene. The mixing board king, or top producer, played a big role in shaping these riddims. Their work behind the scenes decided how beats and vocals came together. For the First Class Juggling Riddim, IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS took the lead. This label is known for its sharp production style and has been active in the dancehall world for years. They have released several well-received riddims and are respected for their ability to blend classic and modern sounds. On this riddim, Alley Cat delivers “Finally,” showing his skill as a long-standing dancehall artist. Alley Cat Aka Imerpial brings “This Is Ghetto Life,” while Alley Cat Aka Imperial gives us “Lady Boss,” each track highlighting different sides of his talent. Determine’s “Swag Dance Buss” adds energy, and Harry Toddler’s “Free Buju” connects to his history as a member of the Scare Dem Crew, a group known for hits like “Many Many.” Other tracks include Sanjay with “Hot Like Wow,” Tornado’s “Swag Machine,” and two versions of the riddim itself. The street anthem base kept the 2011 dancehall vibe alive, and IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS’ work brought these artists and songs together for both fans and selectors.
First Class Juggling Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Finally (Semi Acapella)
- Alley Cat – Finally
- Alley Cat Aka Imerpial – This Is Ghetto Life
- Alley Cat Aka Imperial – Lady Boss
- Determine – Swag Dance Buss
- Harry Toddler – Free Buju
- Sanjay – Hot Like Wow
- Tornado – Swag Machine
- Version – First Class Riddim 1
- Version – First Class Riddim 2
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