Heartbeat Riddim – Shaka Records X Sonic Sounds X Thomas Records X Pretty Boy

Heartbeat Riddim – Shaka Records X Sonic Sounds X Thomas Records X Pretty Boy 1994

Heartbeat Overview

Heartbeat Riddim is the work of a skilled beat maker who brings a fresh sound to today’s dancehall. The riddim’s lively beat and catchy melody make it a favorite in yard sessions and bashment playlists right now. It carries the energy and feeling that keep sound systems moving. Don Yute steps up with “This Year,” showing his unique style and flow. Don Yute is known for his hit “Gal It Wouldn’t Easy,” a song that helped build his reputation in the 1990s. General Degree delivers “Insect,” adding his well-known clever lyrics. His track “Traffic Blocking” once reached the UK Singles Chart, proving his international appeal. Ghost sings “Someone Believes In Me,” bringing his smooth voice to the riddim. Ghost is recognized for his soulful delivery in dancehall and reggae. Hopie Melody comes in with “Buss Is A Must,” giving the tape more energy and drive. Lady Saw, with “Who A De Wife,” adds her powerful presence. Lady Saw is famous for the classic “Sycamore Tree” and became the first female DJ to win a Grammy, marking a major moment in dancehall history. Each artist brings their own strength to Heartbeat Riddim. Together, they create a set of songs that keep dancehall alive and exciting for fans everywhere.

Heartbeat Tracklist:

1. Don Yute – This Year
2. General Degree – Insect
3. Ghost – Someone Believes In Me
4. Hopie Melody – Buss Is A Must
5. Lady Saw – Who A De Wife
6. Major Sardine – Dem A Program
7. Ninjaman – Multi Millionaire
8. Power Man – Lyrics A Fly
9. Roundhead – Bounce
10. Silver Cat & Snagga Puss – De Way Yu Flex
11. Snagga Puss & Silver Cat – Mad Dem
12. Sqreechy Joe – Know Dat
13. Squiddly Ranks – Mock Your Mate
14. Stevie Face – I’ll Make Love To You
15. Palma & E. Sinclair – Version
16. Version – Program
17. Vicious – Ghetto People

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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.