NUMBERS RIDDIM produced by FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS 2010
Numbers Overview
In 2010, the Numbers Riddim from FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS was a big part of Jamaica’s dancehall events. Selectors loved to play this bashment project because it mixed well with other genres like hip hop and R&B. The riddim’s hypnotic beat made it easy to blend with different styles, giving dancehall fans something fresh on the dancefloor. FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS is a well-known Jamaican label, started by Bobby Digital and Bulby York. The studio is famous for working with many top dancehall and reggae stars. Their sound has helped shape modern dancehall, and Numbers Riddim is one of their creative highlights. Artists on this riddim brought their own style. Black Er’s “Ova Yuh” added a strong, catchy vibe. Bling Dawg, known for his hit “Krazy” with Vybz Kartel, gave a tough edge with “Gangster.” Delly Ranx, who has produced for Sean Paul, delivered “Crush Dem” with his unique flow. Elephant Man, a Grammy-nominated artist, brought energy with “Don'T Stop.” Each artist’s song added something different to the riddim, making it popular with selectors who wanted variety. The studio hands at FAT EYES PRODUCTIONS worked hard to give the riddim its smooth sound and catchy melody. This teamwork made the project stand out in 2010’s bashment scene, creating a lasting impact in dancehall music.
Numbers Tracklist:
- Black Er – Ova Yuh
- Bling Dawg – Gangster
- Delly Ranx – Crush Dem
- Elephant Man – Don’T Stop (Radio)
- Fat Eyes – Numbers Riddim
- Konshens & Tifa – Unda Fire (Raw)
- Macka Diamond – Bad Macka
- Natalie Storm – Anything
- Redroze – Number One
- Spice – Dat Mi Like
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