FRIDAY NIGHT RIDDIM produced by CHARLIE PRO RECORDS 2012
Friday Night Overview
The Friday Night Riddim was built in the studio with a focus on energy and dancehall tradition. The riddim creator wanted a sound that would keep people moving, especially at late-night parties. The production was tight, with live instruments and digital beats mixed for a powerful effect. Charlie Pro Records, the label behind this project, is known for sharp, modern dancehall productions. The producer, Charlie Pro, has worked with many top artists and helped shape the sound of Jamaican music in the 2010s. His label’s work is respected in the dancehall community for its quality and consistency. Dhax delivered “Waist Line,” a track that quickly became a favorite in dancehall sessions. The song’s rhythm and lyrics make it a staple for dancers. Kem J followed with “9 - 5,” showing his skill in blending catchy hooks with real-life themes. Macka Diamond, a well-known artist with hits like “Dye Dye” and a winner of the International Reggae and World Music Award, brought her strong voice and attitude to “Nah Stress Ova Man.” Her song connected with fans who appreciate her confident style. Press Fyah’s “Dah Style Deh” added a fresh energy to the riddim, with his unique delivery standing out. Shane O, known for earlier songs like “Lightning Flash,” gave the riddim “Nuff Gal,” a track that kept the party vibes high. Each artist added their own flavor, making the riddim a favorite for selectors. Even now, the Friday Night Riddim from 2012 is still heard at dances and parties, showing its lasting impact on dancehall culture.
Friday Night Tracklist:
- Dhax-Waist Line
- Kem J-9 – 5
- Macka Diamond-Nah Stress Ova Man
- Press Fyah-Dah Style Deh
- Shane O-Nuff Gal
- Stein-More Than Ten Gal
- Charlie Pro-Friday Night Riddim (Instrumental)
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