OLE SWAGGA RIDDIM produced by OUTTA EAST RECORDS 2012
Ole Swagga Overview
In 2012, dancehall parties were full of life, and the Ole Swagga Riddim gave every event a real boost. The rhythm was heavy with bass, fast drum patterns, and a swagger that made people want to move. The sound felt raw and exciting, just what dancehall fans wanted. When this riddim played, the whole dance floor came alive, with everyone showing off their moves and energy. The riddim brought together some standout artists. Iyara’s “Whine Up” was a favorite in the dance, with Iyara already known for working with the Alliance crew and for his sharp lyrics. Dollas Diemperor kept the vibe strong with “Hold Yuh Man,” bringing his own style to the mix. Mortician’s “Whining Ting” was another highlight, keeping the crowd moving. Dwayne Rose dropped “Dat Mi Like,” adding a catchy hook, while Dann Strange’s “Gwan Bad” gave the party a wild edge. Each artist had their own flavor, but together they made the riddim feel complete. Iyara, for example, had gained attention for his track “Clap It Up” and for his work with Bounty Killer, which helped him stand out in the dancehall scene. Behind all this energy was OUTTA EAST RECORDS, the producer and arranger. Known for pushing new talent and fresh sounds, OUTTA EAST RECORDS made a mark with the Ole Swagga Riddim. The label had already built respect in the dancehall world, with tracks reaching fans in Jamaica and abroad. In the end, the Ole Swagga Riddim became a touchstone for dancehall culture in 2012, setting the tone for parties and selectors everywhere.
Ole Swagga Tracklist:
- Iyara – Whine Up
- Dollas Diemperor – Hold Yuh Man
- Mortician – Whining Ting
- Dwayne Rose – Dat Mi Like
- Dann Strange – Gwan Bad
- Bujuman Ft. Kaiser – Move Yuh
- Bucky Ital Ft. Chris Knotti – Shot
- Isaac Faith – Burn Dem
- Rymzo – Too Much Bombing
- Eagle – Ole Swagga
- Dollas Diemperor – Top Gallis
- Bucky Ital – Skin Out
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