Gum Riddim – Uprising X Yakamoka

Gum Riddim – Uprising x Yakamoka 1999

Gum Overview

The yard beat from 1999 is a strong example of classic dancehall. The rhythm is gritty and sharp, but the flow is smooth and catchy. This mix of hard-hitting beats and easy melodies makes the riddim stand out. It brings energy to the dancefloor and keeps the vibe lively from start to finish. Deenie Ranks and Queen Yemesi shine together on "Stuck With Your Man." Their vocals blend perfectly, bringing both power and emotion to the track. Frisco Kid, known for his hit "Gal Pon De Side," delivers "Woman A Breeding" with his usual confident style. Gum’s own track, "The Gum," adds a unique touch to the riddim, showing off the creative side of the project. Little Hero brings a message of hope with "Patience," while Silver Cat’s "Corel Mi Base" adds a raw edge. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim rich and diverse. The track builder played a key role in shaping the sound, carefully blending the beats and guiding the artists to bring out their best. This attention to detail helped the riddim become a staple of 1999 dancehall. The yard beat still sounds fresh today, reminding fans why this era of dancehall is so well loved. It remains a true classic of its time.

Gum Tracklist:

1. Deenie Ranks & Queen Yemesi – Stuck With Your Man
2. Frisco Kid – Woman A Breeding
3. Gum – The Gum
4. Little Hero – Patience
5. Silver Cat – Corel Mi Base