HOTTI HOTTI G-SPOT RIDDIM produced by DEL PRODUCTIONS
Hotti Hotti G-Spot Overview
In 2011, the Hotti Hotti G-Spot Riddim arrived with a bang, shaping the dancehall sound of its year. The track builder behind this pulsating rhythm crafted a beat that captured the energy of the dancefloor—fast, catchy, and bold. The riddim’s journey began in Kingston’s studio spaces, where the creative spark quickly turned into a full project under the careful direction of DEL PRODUCTIONS. DEL PRODUCTIONS, known for pushing modern dancehall forward, had already built a reputation for high-quality releases. With a history of working alongside top Jamaican artists, the label’s influence was clear in the sound and reach of the G-Spot Riddim. Their productions often racked up thousands of streams, helping new and established voices find a global audience. The riddim’s lineup was stacked with talent. Elephant Man’s “Position” brought his signature energy, setting the party tone. It Less followed with “It One,” adding a fresh vibe to the mix. Silvercat’s “Sex In The City” kept things lively, while Lady G’s “Good Loving” gave the riddim a touch of classic dancehall flair. Sizzla’s “World Without End” provided a conscious edge, reminding listeners of dancehall’s roots. Other standout tracks included Waring King & Marshall Abruno’s “Dancehall Sweep,” Vybz Kartel’s “What We A Fight Forvybz Kartel,” and Harry Toddler’s “Wash Belly.” Collaborations like Anthony B & Famous Face’s “African Pose” and Jason Sweetness Tornado & De — Javu’s “Party Time” rounded out the set, each artist bringing their unique style. The Hotti Hotti G-Spot Riddim remains a key moment in dancehall, its influence still echoing in clubs and sound systems worldwide.
Hotti Hotti G-Spot Tracklist:
- I-Octane – What’s Up
- Elephant Man – Position
- It Less – It One
- Silvercat – Sex In The City
- Lady G – Good Loving
- Sizzla – World Without End
- Waring King & Marshall Abruno – Dancehall Sweep
- Vybz Kartel – What We A Fight Forvybz Kartel
- Harry Toddler – Wash Belly
- Anthony B & Famous Face – African Pose
- Jason Sweetness Tornado & De-Javu – Party Time
- Ernest Wilson – Experience Lover
- Roundhead – Have It Like That
- Determine – Lonely Is The Night
- Culture Blacks & Chrissy Mai – No Do Me Dat Girl
- Jahtamic – What A Go On
- Taranthriller & Little Kirk – Loverman
- Teacher U – Work Off Your Body
- Culture Lion – Clarendon
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