RAGE RIDDIM produced by UIM RECORDS 2014
Rage Overview
In 2014, the Rage Riddim brought a new energy to the dancehall scene. Produced by UIM RECORDS, this riddim stood out with its street anthem base, giving every session a raw and authentic vibe. UIM RECORDS, founded by Anju Blaxx, is known for creating some of the most memorable dancehall tracks of the decade. The label’s work on Rage Riddim showed their skill in blending hard-hitting beats with catchy melodies, making the riddim a favorite in clubs and street dances. The recording process focused on capturing the unique style of each artist. Alkaline delivered “Murda (Clean),” a track that quickly became popular for its commanding lyrics and flow. Beenie Man added his veteran touch with “Never Ever,” bringing experience and energy to the mix. Jimbo Sparta’s “Dem Nuh Bad (Clean)” brought a tough, no-nonsense attitude, while Blak Diamon with “Real Badman (Clean)” kept the street vibe strong. Propa Fade’s “Trick Har (Clean)” added a playful twist, showing the riddim’s versatility. Other artists, including Shane O with “Anything A Anything,” Tommy Lee Sparta on “Mi Nuh Play,” and Tok with “Nuh Beg Friend,” each brought their own flavor, making the riddim well-rounded. The artists shaped the street anthem base by using bold lyrics and powerful delivery, ensuring that every track stood out. Today, the Rage Riddim’s street anthem base remains a key part of dancehall history. Its influence is still felt in sessions and sound system clashes, proving the lasting impact of UIM RECORDS and the artists who brought this riddim to life.
Rage Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Murda (Clean) & (Raw)
- Beenie Man – Never Ever
- Jimbo Sparta – Dem Nuh Bad (Clean) & (Raw)
- Blak Diamon – Real Badman (Clean) & (Raw)
- Propa Fade – Trick Har (Clean) & (Raw)
- Shane O – Anything A Anything
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Mi Nuh Play
- Tok – Nuh Beg Friend
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