GIGGLES RIDDIM produced by 2000
Giggles Overview
The bashment arranger behind the Giggles Riddim played a big part in shaping the sound of dancehall in 2000. The riddim stood out because of its heavy basslines and energetic style. It quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties and on the radio. The arranger’s skill in blending uptempo beats with a catchy groove made the riddim popular for selectors and dancers alike. While the producer’s name is not always at the front, the music itself speaks volumes. The riddim gave a solid foundation for several talented artists, each bringing their own flavor to the project. Bungi Garlin, known for his soca and dancehall fusion, delivered “Woah” on this riddim. Bungi Garlin is famous for his hit song “Differentology,” which won the Soul Train Award for Best International Performance in 2013. On “Woah,” he shows his strong voice and lively energy. Elephant Man, another standout, performed “Nah Bow.” He is well known for his energetic stage presence and songs like “Pon De River Pon De Bank,” which became a global dance anthem. “Nah Bow” continues his tradition of hype, crowd-moving tracks. Shaky Ranks added “Who Dat,” while Brimstone brought a roots message with “Rastafari.” Lil Rick, a popular artist from Barbados, gave fans “A Fassy Like Dat.” Each artist used the riddim’s heavy bass and modern feel to make their song unique. Looking back, the selectors’ choice to play Giggles Riddim captured the spirit of 2000. It was a sound that brought people together and kept the dancehall moving.
Giggles Tracklist:
- Bungi Garlin – Woah
- Elephant Man – Nah Bow
- Shaky Ranks – Who Dat
- Brimstone – Rastafari
- Lil Rick – A Fassy Like Dat
- Bush Cat – Babylon
- Easy B – Its Not Easy