GAZA WORLD RIDDIM produced by 2011 – TJ RECORDS
Gaza World Overview
In 2011, the Gaza World Riddim became a key sound in dancehall music. Created by TJ Records, this riddim was carefully built in the studio with a focus on strong bass, sharp drums, and catchy melodies. The producer, Linton “TJ” White, is well known for his skill in crafting hits, and his work on this riddim helped it stand out in a crowded year for dancehall releases. Artists brought their own energy to the project, shaping the riddim with unique styles. Vybz Kartel delivered two standout tracks, "Real Bad Man" and "Life," each showing his lyrical strength and ability to ride the beat with confidence. Popcaan added his own flavor with "Cah Believe" and "Middle Day," using his smooth voice and memorable hooks to make each song special. Chan Dizzy’s "Dat Mi Know" gave the riddim a fresh perspective, while G Whizz’s "Bartender" added a lighter, more playful touch. Tommy Lee’s "Money Make Friend" introduced a darker, haunting vibe, giving the riddim even more variety. Jah Vinci’s "Money Me A Pree" and Sheba’s "Money" both focused on themes of ambition and hustle, fitting the energy of the riddim perfectly. The Gaza World Riddim echoed through clubs across Jamaica, with its infectious rhythm and powerful performances. It brought together several top artists, each leaving their mark. Today, this riddim is remembered as an important part of dancehall history, showing how creative production and strong voices can shape the sound of a generation.
Gaza World Tracklist:
- Vybz Kartel – Real Bad Man (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – Real Bad Man
- Vybz Kartel – Life
- Popcaan – Cah Believe
- Popcaan – Middle Day
- Chan Dizzy – Dat Mi Know
- G Whizz – Bartender
- Tommy Lee – Money Make Friend
- Jah Vinci – Money Me A Pree
- Sheba – Money (Raw)
- Sheba – Money
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