LOW SCHOOL RIDDIM produced by DJ TOOTS PROD 2012
Low School Overview
The Low School Riddim came together in a Kingston studio, where the selector and DJ TOOTS PROD worked closely to shape the sound. DJ TOOTS PROD is known for his sharp ear and skill in producing dancehall tracks that suit both the dancefloor and radio. Over the years, he has built a reputation for high-energy riddims, and his productions have been streamed widely across digital platforms. For Low School Riddim, DJ TOOTS PROD wanted a sound that would capture the late-night energy of Jamaican dancehall parties. He blended classic dancehall drum patterns with modern, club-inspired elements. This creative direction gave the riddim its signature punch and made it a favorite among selectors and partygoers in 2012. Sheba stands out with "Uprooted," bringing her unique voice and style. Sheba is recognized in the dancehall scene for her bold delivery and has worked with top producers in the past. Sunshine’s track, "Chakal," adds a melodic touch, showing her versatility as a vocalist. Wiltado delivers "Collie Herb," a tune that pays tribute to roots culture with a catchy hook. Winchesta Raldo’s "Nine Mill" brings a gritty edge, while Leo (Najavibes) offers "Caporal," connecting reggae influences with dancehall energy. Poopa’s "Scorpion" and Neg+Ultra Vital’s "Mihai" each have their own flavor, adding variety to the collection. Xylem closes things out with "Mr. Godeh," a track that keeps the energy high. This collection proved that Jamaica’s studios were still leading the way in dancehall in 2012, with selectors and producers working together to create music that filled countless late-night parties.
Low School Tracklist:
- Sheba – Uprooted
- Sunshine – Chakal
- Wiltado – Collie Herb
- Winchesta Raldo – Nine Mill
- Leo (Najavibes) – Caporal
- Poopa – Scorpion
- Neg+Ultra Vital – Mihai
- Xylem – Mr. Godeh
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