FIRST SEMESTER DANCEHALL RIDDIM produced by ARTB 2010
First Semester Dancehall Overview
In 2010, dancehall parties were full of energy and excitement. One popular backdrop for selectors was the First Semester Dancehall Riddim. This riddim mixed classic dancehall vibes with a modern sound that fit the era perfectly. The producer behind this riddim is ARTB. Known for sharp production skills, ARTB has worked with several top artists in the genre. His work on this project helped keep the riddim focused and fresh, making it a favorite for DJs and fans. The First Semester Dancehall Riddim brought together some of the biggest names in dancehall and reggae. Anthony B delivered his track “Free Up The General.” He is well known for songs like “Fire Pon Rome” and is respected for his strong messages. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall,” added “Draw Mi Out.” He won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001 with “Art & Life.” Buju Banton’s “Rock Yuh Body” was another highlight. Buju is famous worldwide, with albums like “Til Shiloh” and a Grammy win for “Before the Dawn.” Chino brought “Chronic To My Brain.” He is known for hits like “From Mawning (Never Change).” Deh Deh’s “Work And Pray” added more variety to the riddim. This collection became a true feature of 2010’s dancehall scene, giving parties a soundtrack that felt both new and classic.
First Semester Dancehall Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Free Up The General
- Beenie Man – Draw Mi Out
- Buju Banton – Rock Yuh Body
- Chino – Chronic To My Brain
- Deh Deh – Work And Pray
- Erup – Click Mi Finger
- I Octane – Mama You Alone
- Jah Cure – What Will It Take
- Kevin Lyttle – Only You (Extended Mix)
- Kool Johnny Kool & Richie Kanary – Those Dayz
- Lukie D – Loved By You
- Lutan Fyah – Sing A Song
- Mr Vegas – Leg Up
- Natural Black – Tell Me Why
- Shaggy & Big Yard Crew – Gangster
- Spragga Benz & I Octane – Hurt Mi
- Wayne Marshall – What A Day
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