GRANDY RIDDIM produced by D-ICE PRODUCTIONS 2013
Grandy Overview
In 2013, the Grandy Riddim selector’s mix became one of the most influential releases in dancehall. The mix featured standout tracks from Bencil, Cee Gee, Charly Black, Dice, and Flexx. Each artist brought their own style, helping to define the sound that selectors played in clubs and on radio that year. The production was led by D-ICE PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its sharp, energetic riddims. D-ICE PRODUCTIONS had already built a strong reputation in the dancehall scene, working with top artists and creating rhythms that selectors loved. Their work on Grandy Riddim showed their skill at bringing out the best in both the music and the artists. The sound engineer played a key role in shaping the final mix. The recording process focused on capturing the raw energy of each performance, using high-quality equipment in a Jamaican studio. This attention to detail gave the riddim a powerful sound that stood out on any sound system. Bencil delivered two tracks, “Fuck Till A Morning” and “Love Till A Morning,” both of which became favorites among dancehall fans. Cee Gee’s “Fly Dung” added a different vibe, while Charly Black, known for his international hit “Gyal You a Party Animal,” gave a memorable performance on “Dem Nuh Loyal.” Dice contributed with “Grandy Riddim” and “Nuh Talk,” showing his versatility. Flexx, who was once a member of the group T.O.K., brought energy with “Fool A Road.” This selector’s mix proved how strong Jamaican studios and producers were in 2013, setting a high standard for dancehall music.
Grandy Tracklist:
- Bencil – Fuck Till A Morning
- Bencil – Love Till A Morning
- Cee Gee – Fly Dung
- Charly Black – Dem Nuh Loyal
- Dice – Grandy Riddim
- Dice – Nuh Talk
- Flexx – Fool A Road
- I Octane – Gi Mi Bun
- Kibaki – Gal
- K-Maxx – Out A Mi Way (Clean)
- K-Maxx – Out A Mi Way (Raw)
- Nymron Feat Page – Tine
- Page – Fire Turn ON
- Savana Feat Saskia – Wine Up
- Teff – Money Maker
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