GROOVE RIDDIM produced by HOT EDGE PRODUCTIONS 2012
Groove Groove Overview
In 2012, the Groove Groove Riddim became a standout bashment release, especially for fans who love the raw energy of sound system culture. The sound system cut of this riddim was made for big speakers and open-air dances. It carried the heavy bass and sharp snares that selectors and dancers look for, making it a favorite on the streets and in dancehall sessions. A key part of the riddim’s power came from the mixing board king, who shaped each track with skill. The mix was crisp and loud, letting every vocal and instrument hit hard. This attention to detail helped the riddim cut through any sound clash, giving DJs and selectors an edge. HOT EDGE PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind Groove Groove Riddim, has a history of creating popular dancehall beats. Known for their sharp, modern sound, HOT EDGE PRODUCTIONS has worked with several big names in the genre and helped bring fresh energy to the dancehall scene. The artists on this riddim delivered strong performances. Gyptian brought his smooth voice to “Gimme My Love.” Gyptian is well known for his international hit “Hold You,” which reached the Billboard Hot 100 and brought him global attention. Stein’s “Love It” added a catchy, melodic flow, while Blak Diamon’s “Inna Di Club” brought party vibes. Jah Him’s “Make My Day” and Beenie Man’s “Sex Appael” also stood out. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall,” is a Grammy Award winner and a major figure in reggae and dancehall worldwide.
Groove Groove Tracklist:
- Gyptian – Gimme My Love
- Stein – Love It (Baby Baby)
- Blak Diamon – Inna Di Club
- Jah Him – Make My Day
- Beenie Man – Sex Appael
- Monster Hemphigher – Money World
- Ghost – Whine
- Mavado And Chi Ching – Settle Down Pt.2 (Clean)
- Mavado And Chi Ching – Settle Down Pt.2 (Raw)
- Erup – Lose Offa Dem
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