GAZA WORLD RIDDIM produced by TJ RECORDS 2011
Gaza World Overview
When the Gaza World Riddim arrived in 2011, it quickly became a favorite in Jamaican dancehall. The riddim stood out because it mixed classic dancehall with sounds from other genres, especially drill. This gave the beat a fresh and energetic feel. The producer, TJ RECORDS, is well-known in dancehall for creating hits and shaping the sound of the 2010s. Their work on this riddim added bold horn riffs and a modern edge, making it different from many other releases. The artists brought their own styles to the riddim. Chan Dizzy’s “Dat Mi Know” is catchy, with strong lyrics and a confident delivery. G Whizz’s “Bartender” brings a lighter, fun vibe, showing his smooth singing style. Popcaan, already a rising star, added “Cah Believe,” which became a street anthem, thanks to his unique voice and catchy hooks. Sheba’s “Money” is another standout, as she uses the riddim’s energy to talk about ambition and success. Tommy Lee’s “Money Make Friend” adds a darker, more intense feeling, matching the drill-inspired elements of the beat. Vybz Kartel appears twice, with “Life” and “Real Badman.” Both songs highlight his lyrical skill and ability to ride any riddim, helping to cement the riddim’s popularity. Gaza World Riddim’s mix of dancehall and new influences, along with strong performances from these artists, made it a yard anthem. Thanks to TJ RECORDS’ production and the talent involved, the riddim remains an important part of dancehall history.
Gaza World Tracklist:
- Chan Dizzy – Dat Mi Know
- G Whizz – Bartender
- Popcaan – Cah Believe (Clean)
- Sheba – Money (Clean)
- Sheba – Money (Raw)
- Tommy Lee – Money Make Friend
- Vybz Kartel – Life
- Vybz Kartel – Real Badman (Raw)
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