NOT OUT RIDDIM produced by PAYDAY MUSIC 2007
Not Out Overview
Not Out Riddim, released in 2007, is one of the most respected dancehall collections from PAYDAY MUSIC. The sound is built for sound system culture, with big basslines and sharp drum patterns that selectors love to play at dances. This riddim became a street anthem, filling dance floors and keeping crowds moving. The producer behind this project is PAYDAY MUSIC, a label known for shaping modern dancehall. PAYDAY MUSIC has worked with many top artists and is recognized for strong, energetic productions. The label’s riddims often get heavy rotation in Jamaica and abroad, showing their lasting influence in the dancehall scene. Not Out Riddim features standout tracks from several well-known artists. Bad Cash delivers “Visions And Dreams,” bringing a raw and honest vibe. Bling Dawg, who once worked with Bounty Killer’s Alliance and is known for the hit “Krazy,” adds his own style with “As It Is.” Busy Signal, a major dancehall star with hits like “Stay So,” appears twice on this riddim with “Bilias” and “Gone A Lead,” both showing his strong delivery. Other artists on the riddim include Di Unusual with “Angle,” East Coast Ft. Mitch with “Corrupt System,” Einstein with “Anywhey,” Elephant Man with “Shell Unno,” Lutan Fyah with “To Hell Wid It,” and Mitch - Corrupt System with “Corrupt System.” Selectors still rate Not Out Riddim highly for its energy and street appeal, making it a favorite in dancehall circles.
Not Out Tracklist:
- Bad Cash – Visions And Dreams
- Bling Dawg – As It Is
- Busy Signal – Bilias
- Busy Signal – Gone A Lead
- Di Unusual – Angle
- East Coast Ft. Mitch – Corrupt System
- Einstein – Anywhey
- Elephant Man – Shell Unno
- Lutan Fyah – To Hell Wid It
- Macka Diamond – Ova Me
- Marlon Binns Feat New Kidz – Rolling High
- Mavado – Up To
- Shane O – Girls Tingaling
- Tina Nunez – Test Me
- Voicemail – Show Off
- Vybz Kartel – Gangsta Roll
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