Government Riddim – Fire Links

GOVERNMENT RIDDIM produced by FIRE LINKS 2005

Government Overview

The Government Riddim release in 2005 featured some standout tracks that brought a fresh yet classic vibe to the dancehall scene. Among the tracks were "Government" and "Weh We Deh" by Elephant Man, as well as "Government Riddim Version" by Fire Links. These songs captured the raw energy of dancehall, making them favorites in clubs and dance sessions. Elephant Man, known for his vibrant performances and catchy tunes, delivered powerful verses on both "Government" and "Weh We Deh." His ability to energize a crowd is well-documented, with hits like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank" cementing his status as a dancehall icon. His contributions to the Government Riddim added to his reputation for creating music that gets people moving. Fire Links, who not only performed on the riddim but also led the project, is a respected figure in the dancehall community. Known for his work as a sound system selector, Fire Links has played a significant role in shaping the sound of modern dancehall. His expertise in crafting beats that resonate on the dance floor is evident in the Government Riddim, which many credit with defining the bashment energy of 2005. The Government Riddim exemplified how dancehall could evolve while still paying homage to its roots. With Fire Links at the helm, the project successfully combined traditional elements with innovative sounds, creating a timeless appeal that continues to be celebrated in dancehall culture.

Government Tracklist:

1. Elephant Man – Government
2. Elephant Man – Weh We Deh
3. Fire Links – Government Riddim Version