GET UP RIDDIM produced by JAH SAZZAH 2017
Get Up Overview
If you love sound system culture, the Get Up Riddim is a release you should know. In 2017, selectors everywhere found new fire for their dancehall nights with this riddim. It blends dancehall energy with drill-inspired layers, giving the crowd something fresh to move to. The whole project is shaped by producer JAH SAZZAH, who is known for his work with the label Batelier Records. JAH SAZZAH has built a reputation for bringing new sounds to reggae and dancehall, with his productions earning thousands of streams online. The artists on Get Up Riddim each bring their own style. Skarra Mucci And Navigator come together on “Warning Warning.” Skarra Mucci is known for his fast delivery and big tunes like “Greater Than Great,” while Navigator has a long history in UK jungle and reggae. Steppa Style brings “Good Vibes” to the riddim. He is a Russian reggae artist who made waves with his album “To The World,” which reached fans across Europe. Raphael And Blackout Ja link up on “Rub A Dub Sound.” Raphael is an Italian singer with a strong following, and Blackout Ja is respected in the UK and Jamaican scenes. Teacha Dee delivers “Fed Up.” Teacha Dee is known for his hit “Rastafari Way,” which charted in Germany. Don Tippa brings “Come Fi Party,” adding more flavor to the mix. Even now, selectors reach for Get Up Riddim when they want to bring back the vibe of 2017. It’s a true sound system favorite, ready for any dancefloor.
Get Up Tracklist:
- Skarra Mucci And Navigator – Warning Warning
- Steppa Style – Good Vibes
- Raphael And Blackout Ja – Rub A Dub Sound
- Teacha Dee – Fed Up
- Don Tippa – Come Fi Party
- Fido Guido – U Munne
- Krikka Reggae – Una Giornata Di Sole
- Attila – Good Dreams
- Julia Kee – Dont Give Up
- Plata – After
- Mama Marjas And Don Ciccio – Una Scuola
- Jah Sazzah – Get Up Riddim
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