PUSS CRAW RIDDIM produced by FREE WILLY PRODUCTIONS 2015
Puss Craw Overview
In 2015, the Puss Craw Riddim made a strong mark on the dancehall scene. This energetic project brought together top artists like Beenie Man and Bling Dawg. Beenie Man delivered two versions of "Wicked"—one for radio and one in its raw form—while Bling Dawg added his own flavor with "Man Straight (Radio)." Each artist brought a unique style, giving the riddim a fresh and exciting sound. The riddim was produced by FREE WILLY PRODUCTIONS, a name known for bringing quality and unity to dancehall music. The label has a history of working with respected artists and has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their careful production and strong vision made Puss Craw Riddim stand out, both on the dancefloor and for those who enjoy listening deeply to the music. What set Puss Craw Riddim apart was its raw street flavor. The beats were bright and lively, making it a favorite for selectors and partygoers. At the same time, the riddim had enough depth for listeners to appreciate the creativity and collaboration behind it. It captured the spirit of dancehall, where energy and personality come together. Years later, Puss Craw Riddim is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history. Its influence can be heard in the sounds that followed, and it remains a go-to choice for DJs looking to energize a crowd. The riddim stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and strong production in Jamaican music.
Puss Craw Tracklist:
- Beenie Man Wicked (Radio)
- Beenie Man Wicked (Raw)
- Bling Dawg Man Straight (Radio)
- Bling Dawg Man Straight (Raw)
- Bounty Killer Hot Feet
- Dexta Daps Husiling
- Harry Toddler Nuh Normal (Radio)
- Harry Toddler Nuh Normal (Raw)
- Iyara Par Wid (Radio)
- Iyara Par Wid (Raw)
- Lady Saw Chat Too Much (Radio)
- Lady Saw Chat Too Much (Raw)
- New Kidz Hd Yu Deaf
- Free Willy Productions Puss Craw Riddim
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