REDEMPTION RIDDIM produced by CENTRAL RECORDS 2011
Redemption Overview
In 2011, the yard beat was a strong part of dancehall music, bringing energy to parties and sound systems. This beat was the foundation for a collection of tracks that captured the bold spirit of the time. Chucky stood out with his song "Dash Dem Way," delivering sharp lyrics and a confident style. Jungalist brought fire with "Blaze It," adding his own flavor to the riddim. Lackars performed "Redemption Riddim," a track that carried the name and energy of the collection. Marlon Asher, well known for his hit "Ganja Farmer," joined the lineup with "Ganja Cowboy," showing his unique voice and connection to reggae and dancehall culture. Alysha delivered "Nah Fight Fi No Man," bringing a strong female perspective to the project. Other artists like Orlando Octave with "Sell Dem Soul," Squeezy Rankin with "Gtm," and Uv with "Saltfish" helped make the riddim popular among fans and selectors. CENTRAL RECORDS, the producer, played a key role in bringing this yard beat to life. Known for supporting dancehall and reggae artists, CENTRAL RECORDS has built a reputation for quality releases and helping new talent find an audience. This collection became a favorite in 2011 dancehall sets, showing how a well-made riddim and talented artists can create lasting music for both playlists and the dancefloor.
Redemption Tracklist:
- Chucky – Dash Dem Way (Edit)
- Chucky – Dash Dem Way (Raw)
- Jungalist – Blaze It (Edit)
- Jungalist – Blaze It (Raw)
- Lackars – Redemption Riddim (Version)
- Marlon Asher – Ganja Cowboy (Edit)
- Marlon Asher – Ganja Cowboy (Raw)
- Alysha – Nah Fight Fi No Man
- Orlando Octave – Sell Dem Soul
- Squeezy Rankin – Gtm (Get That Money)
- Uv – Saltfish (Edit)
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