GLUE RIDDIM produced by B-RICH RECORDS 2001
Glue Overview
In 2001, dancehall music was changing fast, and the Glue Riddim was at the center of that shift. Produced by B-RICH RECORDS, this riddim brought a fresh, club-ready sound that made people move. B-RICH RECORDS, known for pushing new talent and energetic beats, helped set the tone for the era with this release. The Glue Riddim is not just pure dancehall—it cleverly mixes in hints of hip-hop and R&B, making it appealing to a wider crowd. This blend made the riddim popular in clubs, both in Jamaica and abroad. The bashment arranger played a key role, shaping the riddim’s punchy, dance-triggering style that DJs and partygoers loved. Desperado’s “Man Fi Love” stands out with its confident delivery, while Mlonie’s “Love Me” adds a smooth, melodic touch. Ricky Rudie brings swagger with “Bling Dawg Mi Name,” showing the riddim’s versatility. Sean Paul’s “Samfyi” gives a taste of his early style, which would soon make him a global star. TOK’s “Murder” adds a high-energy, group dynamic, showing how the riddim can support both solo acts and vocal groups. Each artist brings something different, but the Glue Riddim ties them together with its infectious beat and modern sound. This compilation shaped the sound of dancehall in 2001 and still influences producers and artists today. With its blend of genres and strong performances, the Glue Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history.
Glue Tracklist:
- Desperado – Man Fi Love
- Mlonie – Love Me
- Ricky Rudie – Bling Dawg Mi Name
- Sean Paul – Samfyi
- Tok – Murder
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