HOT GRABBER RIDDIM 2010
Hot Grabber Overview
In 2010, dancehall music was full of energy and attitude. Clubs and street dances in Jamaica and around the world loved strong, bass-heavy riddims. The Hot Grabber riddim fit right into this scene. It had a tough, rebellious sound that matched the mood of the time. DJs and selectors wanted music that could get a crowd moving, and this riddim delivered. The Hot Grabber riddim brought together some of the biggest and most respected names in dancehall. Beenie Man, known as the “King of Dancehall” and famous for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” added his voice with the track “From I Was Born.” His presence gave the riddim extra star power. Capleton, another well-known artist famous for songs like “Jah Jah City,” came with “Knock It.” Capleton’s fiery style matched the riddim’s energy. Other artists also made their mark. Chase Cross, with “When Im Hungry,” brought a fresh vibe. Jah Thunda and Chip I teamed up for “Gal Where U From,” adding more variety to the mix. Kry, Minal, and Hollow Way added both clean and raw versions of “My Girl Yuh Hot,” giving DJs options for any crowd. Over a decade later, the Hot Grabber riddim is still popular. Selectors in 2021 and beyond keep it in rotation because of its strong beats and memorable tracks. The riddim’s bold sound and the artists’ performances have helped it last, showing how dancehall classics can live on in clubs and parties everywhere.
Hot Grabber Tracklist:
1. Beenie Man – From I Was Born
2. Capleton – Knock It
3. Chase Cross – When Im Hungry
4. Hot Grabber Riddim Instrumental
5. Jah Thunda & Chip I – Gal Where U From
6. Kry- Minal Feat Hollow Way – My Girl Yuh Hot – Clean
7. Kry- Minal Feat Hollow Way – My Girl Yuh Hot – Raw
8. Macka Diamond – Shout Out Loud
9. Rdx – Riches
10. Sizzla – Set The Standard
11. Tornado – Money This Year
12. Vybz Kartel – Walking Atm
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