Ova Dweet Riddim – Notnice Records

OVA DWEET RIDDIM – NOTNICE RECORDS 2016

Ova Dweet Overview

Ova Dweet Riddim is a true selector’s choice from Jamaica, released in 2016. This riddim quickly became a favorite at parties and dancehall events, remembered for its lively sound and energy. The riddim’s name comes from Popcaan’s track “Ova Dweet,” which helped push the release into the spotlight and made it a staple for DJs. Several standout artists brought their own style to Ova Dweet Riddim. Charly Black delivered “Call Often,” a track that kept crowds moving with its catchy lyrics and smooth delivery. Chi Ching Ching added his signature fun with “Puss In Boots,” a song that always got people dancing. Geno’s “Party tun up” was another highlight, capturing the joyful spirit of dancehall parties. Jafrass gave fans “All Night,” a song with a steady groove perfect for late-night sessions. Popcaan’s “Ova Dweet” became an anthem, showing his skill at riding the riddim. Other artists like Revla with “Money,” Vershon with “7 Days,” and Wasp with “Haters” also contributed, making the release even stronger. The riddim itself was built with crisp drums and upbeat melodies, setting a high standard for dancehall production in 2016. The producer behind Ova Dweet Riddim, NotNice, is well-known in the dancehall scene for his sharp ear and ability to create memorable beats. His work on this project helped define the sound of the year. Ova Dweet Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, still remembered for its impact on parties and its collection of standout tracks.

Ova Dweet Tracklist:

1. Charly Black – Call Often (Clean)
2. Charly Black – Call Often (Raw)
3. Chi Ching Ching – Puss In Boots
4. Geno – Party tun up
5. Jafrass – All Night (Clean)
6. Jafrass – All Night (Raw)
7. Popcaan – Ova Dweet (Clean)
8. Popcaan – Ova Dweet (Raw)
9. Revla – Money
10. Vershon – 7 Days (Clean)
11. Vershon – 7 Days (Raw)
12. Wasp – Haters

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