FITZ RIDDIM produced by UIM RECORDS 2010
Fitz Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was a big part of bashment parties across Jamaica and beyond. During this time, the Fitz Riddim set became a classic example of the era’s sound. The production came from UIM RECORDS, a label known for shaping modern dancehall. UIM RECORDS, founded by Anju Blaxx, has produced hits for many top artists and helped push the genre forward with fresh riddims. The Fitz Riddim brought together strong voices from the dancehall scene. Capleton, a legendary artist famous for songs like "Who Dem" and his powerful stage presence, delivered "Video Light" on this riddim. Chedda, who gained attention with the hit "Fake Friend," added his own energy with "Mi Swagga." Hardrive contributed "Body Good," keeping the vibe lively and catchy. Jamalo’s "Bolt N Strike" showed his unique style, while Kid Kurrupt added street flavor with "Grabba Diss." Each artist brought something different, making the riddim feel fresh and exciting. This dancehall set stands out because of its mix of established stars and new voices. The Fitz Riddim remains a favorite for fans who remember the sound of 2010 dancehall. It captures a moment when collaboration and creative production made dancehall music a mainstay at every party.
Fitz Tracklist:
- Capleton – Video Light
- Chedda – Mi Swagga
- Hardrive – Body Good
- Jamalo – Bolt N Strike
- Kid Kurrupt – Grabba Diss
- Natel – Wine
- Nicky B – Miss Nuclear
- T’Jean Bennett – Fitz Riddim
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