RED TAM RIDDIM produced by RAZZ & BIGGY 2014
Red Tam Overview
Today, the street anthem sound of the Red Tam Riddim is still remembered by dancehall fans everywhere. It brings back memories of late-night parties, crowded dance floors, and the energy of Kingston’s streets. This riddim became a soundtrack for many people, with its sharp beats and catchy hooks. The base of this riddim holds a special place in dancehall history, showing how strong and creative the genre can be. Several artists helped shape this classic. Bugle’s “Dem Cya Know” stands out for its honest lyrics and strong delivery. Daville brought a smooth touch with “Sweeter,” adding a softer vibe to the mix. Deep Jahi’s “Conversation” gave listeners thoughtful words and a unique flow. Delly Ranks made his mark with “Mr.Right,” while G Whizz’s “Missing You” added emotion and melody. Other important tracks include “Treat Her Fine” by Nature & Ninja Man, “Serious” by Platinum, “New Friend” by Propa Fade, “Not This Time” by Tabetha Schae, and “Wine Up Pon Mi” by Tanya Stephens. Each song brings a different flavor, but all are tied together by the riddim’s powerful base. Behind the scenes, producers RAZZ and BIGGY played a key role. Known for their work with the Razz & Biggy label, they have a strong reputation in the dancehall world for creating hits that get people moving. Their skillful production on the Red Tam Riddim helped make it a favorite for DJs and fans alike. The street anthem base of this riddim is more than just music—it’s a piece of dancehall culture that continues to inspire and energize new generations.
Red Tam Tracklist:
- Bugle – Dem Cya Know
- Daville – Sweeter
- Deep Jahi – Conversation
- Delly Ranks – Mr.Right
- G Whizz – Missing You
- Nature & Ninja Man – Treat Her Fine
- Platinum – Serious
- Propa Fade – New Friend
- Tabetha Schae – Not This Time
- Tanya Stephens – Wine Up Pon Mi
- Wayne Wonder – My Direction
- Red Tam Version
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