PUNJABI RIDDIM produced by UIM RECORDS 2014
Punjabi Overview
In 2014, dancehall clubs across Jamaica and beyond were filled with the heavy, energetic sounds of the Punjabi Riddim. This riddim, with its infectious beat and lively melodies, became a staple at every sound clash and party. The music’s club-ready energy brought people together, making it a favorite for both DJs and dancers. Behind this powerful sound was the careful work of the sound engineer. Their skill in mixing and mastering gave each track a crisp, full-bodied feel that could make any speaker shake. The engineer’s choices helped every artist’s voice and style stand out, while keeping the riddim’s signature vibe strong and clear. The producer, UIM RECORDS, played a key role in the riddim’s success. Known for their creative production style, UIM RECORDS had already made a name in the dancehall scene with hits like “Coolie Gal” and “4 Play Riddim.” Their attention to detail and understanding of dancehall trends helped Punjabi Riddim become one of the year’s most talked-about releases. Several standout artists added their own flavor to the riddim. Tommy Lee Sparta delivered the energetic “Whine Up,” while Alkaline’s “Fuck Doctor” brought a bold, catchy hook. Destiny’s “Mek Wi Touch” and Blak Diamon’s “Nuttn Pon Head” showed the riddim’s versatility. Don Husky’s “Sex Appeal” added a smooth, seductive touch. Each song kept the dancefloor moving. Punjabi Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its unique blend of artists, strong production, and club-ready sound helped shape the genre in 2014 and left a lasting impact on fans and DJs alike.
Punjabi Tracklist:
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Whine Up (Raw)
- Mavado – Diamond Look (Raw)
- Alkaline – Fuck Doctor
- Destiny – Mek Wi Touch (Raw)
- Blak Diamon – Nuttn Pon Head (Raw)
- Don Husky – Sex Appeal (Raw)
- Popcaan – Tie Mi
- Masicka – Sweet Her (Raw)
- Stylysh – Gypsy (Raw)
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