
Pyramids Overview
The street anthem base of Pyramids Riddim is still remembered by dancehall fans today. When you hear those first few notes, it takes you right back to the energy of 2013. The riddim was everywhere that year—blasting from car speakers, playing at parties, and ruling the sound systems. It had a powerful rhythm that made people want to move, and its lively beats set the mood for any dancehall session. Songs like “My Mother” by I Octane and “Talk Mi Business” by Popcaan (both the raw and radio versions) stood out on this riddim. Their performances matched the riddim’s rowdy, vibrant energy. These tracks became favorites in the dancehall community, with lyrics and delivery that people could relate to and enjoy. Fans still talk about the impact these songs had, and they helped define dancehall for that year. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a big role in shaping the final product. The mixing and mastering made sure every element was clear and powerful, giving the riddim its unique punch. The producer, UIM RECORDS, was responsible for bringing everything together. UIM RECORDS is known for making some of the most popular dancehall riddims of the 2010s. Their productions often cross over into mainstream music, helping dancehall reach wider audiences. With Pyramids Riddim, UIM RECORDS showed once again why they are respected in the industry. Even now, the street anthem base of Pyramids Riddim brings back memories of 2013 and reminds fans why dancehall is so loved.
Pyramids Tracklist:
- I Octane My Mother
- Popcaan Talk Mi Business (Raw)
- Popcaan Talk Mi Business (Radio)
- Bugle Good N Bad
- Blak Diamon Stay Dreaming
- Alkaline More Than A Friend
- Keely Real Friend
- Iya Champs Mama Warning
- Uim Records Pyramids Riddim Version
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