I-Rob Riddim – Ward 21 Productions

I-ROB RIDDIM produced by WARD 21 PRODUCTIONS 2005

I-Rob Overview

In the bustling studios of WARD 21 PRODUCTIONS, the I-Rob Riddim was born, bringing together a vibrant mix of dancehall talent. Under the creative direction of WARD 21, known for their energetic and innovative sound, the project aimed to create a club-ready dancehall experience. WARD 21 PRODUCTIONS has been a significant force in the dancehall scene, known for their work on tracks like "Lady Musgrave" and collaborations like "Badda Dan Dat Remix" featuring Bounty Killer. Anthony B contributed with "Blue Mountain Peak," showcasing his powerful vocal style. Anthony B is well-known for his socially conscious lyrics and has made a mark with songs like "Raid The Barn." Cobra added his flair with "Red Eye," a track that captures his energetic and aggressive delivery. Cobra, famous for hits like "Flex," has long been a staple in the dancehall arena. Elephant Man, the "Energy God," brought his signature high-energy performance to "The Shotta Code." Known for hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," Elephant Man has been a key figure in bringing dancehall to international audiences. Spragga Benz delivered "The Pusher," adding his smooth flow and lyrical prowess to the mix. Spragga Benz has enjoyed success with tracks like "Jack It Up." The set also featured a version titled "I - Rob," showcasing the riddim's versatility and appeal. The I-Rob Riddim became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2005, celebrated by selectors for its bashment-ready tracks and dynamic rhythms that kept dance floors moving.

I-Rob Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Blue Mountain Peak
2. Cobra – Red Eye
3. Elephant Man – The Shotta Code
4. Spragga Benz – The Pusher
5. Version – I – Rob
6. Voicemail – Watch Di Gal Dem
7. Ward 21 – Lady Musgrave
8. Ward 21 Feat Bounty Killer – Badda Dan Dat Remix

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