High Society Riddim – Annex Records

HIGH SOCIETY RIDDIM produced by ANNEX RECORDS 2005

High Society Overview

In 2005, the High Society Riddim burst onto the dancehall scene, quickly becoming a favorite among DJs and selectors. The journey of this riddim from creation to release is a testament to the creative prowess of ANNEX RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach and dedication to melodic progression. ANNEX RECORDS has a history of pushing boundaries in the reggae and dancehall genres, making it a respected name in the industry. The High Society Riddim was crafted with a unique blend of drill-inspired beats and high-energy vibes, setting it apart from other releases of its time. The project brought together a dynamic lineup of artists, each contributing their distinct flavor to the compilation. Among them, 3d made waves with "No Girl," while Alanna Leslie captivated listeners with "Work For Me." Alley Cat's "Nah Pet" added another layer of intensity to the mix. Bounty Killer, a legendary figure in dancehall known for his influential role in the genre, delivered "Thanks In Advance," further elevating the riddim's appeal. The Elite Soldiers brought their own heat with "War Or Girl," showcasing their versatility and lyrical prowess. The compilation also featured tracks from Keely B, Kid Kurupt, Kiprich, and Lugerman, each adding their unique touch to the riddim. Keely B's "Tease Me" and "Zoned Out" were particular standouts, while Kiprich's "Wife Material" and Lugerman's "We Want Girls" kept the dancehall energy alive. Even today, dancehall selectors continue to rate the High Society Riddim highly, a testament to its enduring impact and the skillful production behind it.

High Society Tracklist:

1. 3d – No Girl
2. Alanna Leslie – Work For Me
3. Alley Cat – Nah Pet
4. Bounty Killer – Thanks In Advance
5. Elite Soldiers – War Or Girl
6. High Society Riddim – Version
7. Keely B – Tease Me
8. Keely B – Zoned Out
9. Kid Kurupt – Dont Fuck Around
10. Kiprich – Wife Material
11. Lugerman – We Want Girls
12. Queen Paula – Right Now
13. Ramsay – Party
14. Turbulance – Dun Dem