Grave Digger Riddim – Dynasty Records

Grave Digger Overview

In 2013, dancehall parties changed when a new beat, known as the Grave Digger Riddim, dropped into the scene. The sound was different—heavy bass, sharp snares, and a mix of dancehall and trap music. It quickly became the backdrop for bashment sessions across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s energy fit perfectly with the wild, joyful atmosphere of dancehall parties, making it a favorite for DJs and fans alike. The mastermind behind this sound was DYNASTY RECORDS. Known for pushing boundaries, DYNASTY RECORDS made a name by blending different styles and keeping dancehall fresh. The label is respected for its creative direction and for bringing new sounds to the dancehall world. They have worked with both rising and established artists, and their projects often get strong support from the dancehall community. The Grave Digger Riddim featured a strong line-up of artists. Blak Ryno’s track “When Yuh See Me” stands out with his signature delivery. Blak Ryno is known for his work with the Portmore Empire and for hits like “Bike Back.” Bobby Hustle brought “Cash Economy,” adding his own vibe to the riddim. Bookie’s “Rifle” kept the energy high, while Flexxx delivered “Chat Too Much” with his smooth flow. Gappy Ranks, who gained international attention with “Heaven In Her Eyes,” added “Bird Inna Tree” to the mix. Many agree that this riddim set the tone for dancehall in 2013. Its party vibe and hard-hitting beats made it a staple in dancehall sessions, shaping the sound and energy of bashment parties that year.

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