Free Up Riddim – In The Streetz Records

FREE UP RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ RECORDS 2004

Free Up Overview

In the world of dancehall music, sound engineers play a crucial role in shaping the hits we love. One such influential figure is the team behind IN THE STREETZ RECORDS, known for their knack for creating memorable riddims. Founded in the early 2000s, this label has been instrumental in bringing fresh sounds to the dancehall scene, often linked with late-night party vibes that fans cherish. In 2004, IN THE STREETZ RECORDS unleashed the Free Up Riddim, a project that quickly became a staple of dancehall culture. This riddim featured a stellar lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the tracks. Alozade's "Love Gal" stands out with its catchy hooks, while Anthony B's "March Out" delivers the fiery energy he's known for. Anthony Cruz also makes his mark with "Somebody," adding a smooth touch to the mix. The riddim wouldn't be complete without the presence of Beenie Man, a dancehall legend with numerous hits like "Who Am I" in his repertoire. His contribution, "Straight Pum Pum," adds a vibrant energy that fans can't resist. Meanwhile, Blacker And Ninja Kid team up on "Left Right," showcasing their dynamic collaboration. This collection of tracks on the Free Up Riddim is a testament to the talent and creativity within the dancehall community. It remains a must-listen for fans who appreciate the blend of artistry and entertainment that IN THE STREETZ RECORDS consistently delivers.

Free Up Tracklist:

1. Alozade – Love Gal
2. Anthony B – March Out
3. Anthony Cruz – Somebody
4. Beenie Man – Straight Pum Pum
5. Blacker And Ninja Kid – Left Right
6. Buju Banton – A Who
7. Capleton – Free Up
8. Chico – Unda Mi Guiness
9. Daville – Party
10. Delly Ranks – Turn The Fire Up
11. Elephant Man – Hypocrites
12. General B – Video Light
13. Kerry – Hot Gal
14. Macka Diamond – Nuh Natural
15. Sizzla – Ghetto Youths
16. Version – Free Up
17. Vybz Kartel – Living In A Dream
18. Ward 21 – Round And Round