GEM GEM RIDDIM produced by CURRYGOAT|GEM GEM ENTERTAINMENT 2014
Gem Gem Overview
In 2014, the Gem Gem Riddim brought a fresh sound to dancehall parties and sound clashes. The man behind the riddim was CURRYGOAT|GEM GEM ENTERTAINMENT, a producer and label known for pushing energetic rhythms into the dancehall scene. CURRYGOAT|GEM GEM ENTERTAINMENT had already built a name with lively productions and a knack for getting top artists on tracks. The recording process for Gem Gem Riddim focused on hard-hitting drums and catchy melodies, making each song stand out while keeping the whole riddim tight and ready for the dance. Macka Diamond, a dancehall veteran famous for her hit "Dye Dye," led the charge with "Rip." Her confident delivery and party lyrics fit perfectly over the riddim’s pulsing beat. Iyara, who has worked with Bounty Killer’s Alliance crew, added grit and attitude with "Fuck Yuh Want," giving the riddim a streetwise edge. Akwiline’s "Gal Dem Tun Up" brought a lively, crowd-pleasing energy that kept the dancefloor moving. Peppahot’s "Big Up My Man" and Ras Serious with "Blast It" added their own styles, helping shape the party atmosphere. Each artist brought something different, but together they kept the speakers rumbling and the vibe strong at every event. The Gem Gem Riddim stands as one of the true dancehall sounds of 2014. The combination of CURRYGOAT|GEM GEM ENTERTAINMENT’s production skills and the unique voices of Macka Diamond, Iyara, Akwiline, Peppahot, and Ras Serious made it a favorite for DJs and fans alike.
Gem Gem Tracklist:
- Macka Diamond – Rip (Clean)
- Macka Diamond – Rip (Raw)
- Iyara – Fuck Yuh Want
- Akwiline – Gal Dem Tun Up
- Peppahot – Big Up My Man
- Ras Serious – Blast It
- Dertee – When We A Floss
- Una Tuna – Love Gyal
- Vital – Realest (Clean)
- Vital – Realest (Raw)
- Gem Gem Riddim – Currygoat & Gem Gem Entertainment
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