GAL A WHINE RIDDIM produced by CURFEW INTERNATIONAL / JAHPAL MUSIC 2021
Gal A Whine Overview
In 2021, the dancehall scene was filled with street anthems that reflected the energy of late-night parties. The Gal A Whine Riddim stood out that year, capturing the raw spirit of the streets and club life. Its infectious rhythm quickly became a favorite among selectors, who still spin the mix years later. Behind the beat was CURFEW INTERNATIONAL / JAHPAL MUSIC, a production label known for its strong presence in the dancehall world. CURFEW INTERNATIONAL has a reputation for crafting memorable riddims and has worked with various talents across the Caribbean. Their production style is recognized for blending classic dancehall vibes with a modern edge, helping to shape the sound of the early 2020s. The riddim brought together a unique lineup of artists. Ceekaih delivered the track "Back It Up," offering both clean and raw versions. Ceekaih is known for energetic performances and has built a solid following for catchy hooks. Don Antoni, Ras Kelly & Diallo teamed up for "Gal A Whine," again available in both clean and raw takes. The trio’s collaboration brought a lively, party-ready feel to the riddim. Ripley Man’s "Floor Yu Tek" added another layer, with a style that kept dancers moving. Shocking Blue contributed "Dance Yu Fi Dance," which became a staple on dancefloors. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a versatile choice for DJs. With its bold production and standout tracks, Gal A Whine Riddim remains a memorable release from 2021, still lighting up parties and playlists today.
Gal A Whine Tracklist:
- Ceekaih – Back It Up (Clean)
- Ceekaih – Back It Up (Raw)
- Don Antoni, Ras Kelly & Diallo – Gal A Whine (Clean)
- Don Antoni, Ras Kelly & Diallo – Gal A Whine (Raw)
- Ripley Man – Floor Yu Tek
- Shocking Blue – Dance Yu Fi Dance
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