HICE IT UP RIDDIM 2009
Hice It Up Overview
In 2009, a new dancehall riddim made its way from the studio to the streets. The Hice It Up Riddim was built for energy, with a heavy bassline and sharp drum patterns. The track builder behind this riddim crafted each element to keep the party moving. The sound caught the attention of both fans and artists, creating a space for fresh voices in dancehall. Vybz Kartel, already a major name in the scene, recorded "Brace Of Mi Life" on this riddim. Around that time, Kartel was known for hit songs like "Clarks" and his influence was growing across Jamaica and beyond. His style and delivery on this track matched the riddim’s bold spirit. Versatile, another artist on the rise, brought his own flavor with "Full Up A Style." This song gave him a chance to reach new listeners and show his skills on a widely played backdrop. Don Sniper, with "How Many," used this moment to step forward, making his mark on the dancehall world. The Hice It Up Riddim was more than just a beat; it became a platform. For these artists, it was a chance to connect with crowds and DJs, both in Jamaica and overseas. The riddim’s energy kept dance floors full and speakers shaking. Even by 2021, this party backdrop stands out as a pure dancehall sound, remembered for its role in launching new talent and keeping the genre’s pulse alive.
Hice It Up Tracklist:
- Vybz Kartel – Brace Of Mi Life
- Versatile – Full Up A Style
- Don Sniper – How Many
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