MAN UP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2011
Man Up Overview
In 2011, the Man Up Riddim brought a new energy to dancehall music. This riddim mixed strong dancehall beats with touches from other genres, like hip hop and electronic music. You could hear this fresh sound in street dances all over that year. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for working with many different musicians and bringing their styles together on one project. This helped the riddim stand out and reach more listeners. Each artist on Man Up Riddim brought something special. Ashkinaz’s song "No Worry" gave the riddim a positive, uplifting feeling. Bal G performed "Fake Friend," showing his skill at telling real-life stories in his music. Bomblast’s "Take Me To Father" added a deep, emotional touch. C Money’s "Play My Song" was catchy and made people want to dance. Dj Rinch had two tracks, "A You Got Me Love" and "Crush De Road," showing his talent for creating both love songs and party anthems. The sound engineer made sure every song sounded clear and powerful, letting each artist’s voice and style shine. Thanks to the work of VARIOUS ARTISTS and the team, Man Up Riddim became a favorite in dancehall circles. The project’s mix of vocals and 2011 beats showed how dancehall can blend with other styles and still keep its true spirit.
Man Up Tracklist:
- Ashkinaz – No Worry
- Bal G – Fake Friend
- Bomblast – Take Me To Father
- C Money – Play My Song
- Dj Rinch – A You Got Me Love
- Dj Rinch – Crush De Road
- Dymanyzdbaby And Shanna – Ease Off
- Eazy B – Feel So Good
- Footsy – Badmine De Spotlight
- Jah Fire – Jah Infront A Me
- Jahbal – Wine Pon De Thing
- Jiah – Me A Pray
- Lil Barzy – Jah Protec Me
- Marshall C – Push The Music
- Meeshach – Mek Space
- Natious – Am Gonna Get High
- Nicha B – Me Lovede Way U Wine (Edit1)
- Nicha B – Me Lovede Way U Wine (Raw)
- Rodney – Str88 Hot Gal
- Silk – I Wanna Love
- Sweet Voices 2Bap ,Shak.Jazzbo – Tell Me Why
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