GET UR FREAK ON RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2001
Get Ur Freak On Overview
When the Get Ur Freak On Riddim dropped in 2001, dancehall fans jumped on it right away. The energy was high and the beat was perfect for parties and sound system sessions. DJs loved how the riddim kept the dancefloor moving, and you could hear it everywhere that year. Bounty Killer stood out with two tracks: "Restaurant Unda Gyal" and "Cyaa Stand - Cyaa Stand." By 2001, Bounty Killer was already known for his powerful delivery and had won the MOBO Award for Best International Reggae Act in 1998. Capleton came in strong with "Mi Food," bringing his signature fire. Do La Mite kept things lively on "Move Ur Waist," while Elephant Man, famous for his energetic stage presence and songs like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," added "Bruk Out" to the mix. Frisco Kid’s "Should't Trouble" gave the riddim even more flavor. The riddim also included the "Get Ur Freak On Rhythm Version — Instrumental," letting DJs get creative in their sets. The beat was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name used for collaborative projects in dancehall and reggae. Many of these projects have become classics in the genre, with riddims making waves not just in Jamaica but around the world. Selectors made sure to spin Get Ur Freak On Riddim at every big event in 2001. It was a true bashment favorite, bringing artists and fans together on the dancefloor.
Get Ur Freak On Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Restaurant Unda Gyal
- Bounty Killer – Cyaa Stand – Cyaa Stand
- Capleton – Mi Food
- Do La Mite – Move Ur Waist
- Elephant Man – Bruk Out
- Frisco Kid – Should’t Trouble
- Get Ur Freak On Rhythm Version – Instrumental
- Hawkeye – What A Pity
- Lexxus – Bounce A Girl
- Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On (Remix Ft. Nelly Furtado)
- Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On (Remix Ft. Twista)
- Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On
- Sizzla & Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freak On To The Point
- Various Artist – Get Ur Freak On Mix
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