Lets Ride Release Details
- Riddim year: 2003
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 25
- Unique artists on riddim: 25
- Production credits: JOHN SHOP RECORDS
- Key artists on this riddim: Angel Doolas, Baby Wayne, Bling Dawg (aka Ricky Rudy), Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Capleton
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2003 Riddims List · 2003 Dancehall Riddims
Let’s Ride Riddim produced by John Shop Records (2003) is a dancehall riddim built in a tight, session-style format with both raw and clean versions alongside a full rhythm entry. The set leans into tough street energy from heavyweight names like Bounty Killer on A To The K, plus Mega Banton on Badman A Badman and Kiprich on Badman Nuh Talk, with standout moments also coming through on Wayne Marshall’s Distance Mi Self and Bling Dawg’s Never Dis The Girls. John Shop Records keeps the pressure consistent across multiple vocal styles, letting each deejay take the theme while the riddim stays locked for wall-to-wall sound.
Lets Ride Tracklist:
- Tony Panic, Trooper, Future Troubles – Lets Ride (Raw)
- Tony Panic, Trooper, Future Troubles – Lets Ride (Clean)
- Mega Banton – Badman A Badman (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – A To The K (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – A To The K (Clean)
- Kiprich – Badman Nuh Talk
- Zumjay – For My Dawgs
- Mad Cobra – Crabbit (Raw)
- Wayne Marshall – Distance Mi Self
- Hawkman – Run Di World
- Angel Doolas – Mama’s Child
- Bling Dawg – Never Dis The Girls
- Baby Wayne – Town Gal Country
- Danny English – Surprise (Raw)
- Danny English – Surprise (Clean)
- Twice – Do It All For Them
- Future Troubles – If It Ain’t Real
- Major Damage – Big Building
- Ice Man – Gunshot & Barrages (Raw)
- Sizzla – Too Hot (Remix)
- Determine – Hungry Must Be Fed
- Capleton & David House – Hot And A Bun Them
- Buju Banton – Move & Gweh
- Delly Ranks – No Friend Them
- John Shop (Teetimus & Bulby) – Lets Ride Rhythm Version
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