GRIMEY RIDDIM produced by DEM YUTE DEH 2004
Grimey Overview
In 2004, the vibrant dancehall scene in Jamaica was buzzing with the sounds of Grimey Riddim. This riddim, released by the influential producer DEM YUTE DEH, became a staple in clubs across the island. Known for crafting beats that capture the essence of dancehall, DEM YUTE DEH has made a significant impact on the genre. The label is celebrated for its creative productions that resonate with both local and international audiences. Grimey Riddim brought together an impressive lineup of artists who each added their unique flair. Blacker Ranks delivered the energetic track "Phat Suh," while Bling Dawg's "Man A Star" showcased his signature style. Brian Gold, known for his smooth vocals, contributed "The Way You Move," adding a melodic touch to the riddim. The compilation also featured the dynamic duo Chico Ft Kiprich with "Bad A Man." Kiprich, already a well-known figure in dancehall, continued to build his reputation with this track. Another highlight was Craigy T Of Tok's "Me, Myself And I," which added depth to the collection. Daville's "Nah Duh Dat" and Delly Ranks' "Best A Dem" further enriched the riddim with their unique sounds. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances, brought "Caribbean Gangsta" to the mix, adding a lively edge. Grimey Riddim was a defining moment in 2004, capturing the spirit of dancehall and leaving a lasting impression on fans and selectors alike. The riddim's infectious beats and powerful performances made it a standout in the vibrant world of dancehall music.
Grimey Tracklist:
- Blacker Ranks – Phat Suh
- Bling Dawg – Man A Star
- Brian Gold – The Way You Move
- Chico Ft Kiprich – Bad A Man
- Craigy T Of Tok – Me, Myself And I
- Daville – Nah Duh Dat
- Delly Ranks – Best A Dem
- Elephant Man – Caribbean Gangsta (Refix)
- Grimey – Version
- Jagwa – Smoke Weed
- Kiprich – Suck U Madda
- Lady Saw – Yah Suh
- Macka Diamond – One Style
- Mega Flex – John B Good
- Sizzla – Pretty Girls
- Tanto And Devonte – Galang
- Taz – Bun Him
- Terro 3000 – Back It Up
- Voicemail – Step Off
- Ward 21 – Text Mi
- Xcitement – It A Yours
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