ROTTWEILER RIDDIM produced by CROSS BREED 2001
Rottweiler Overview
If you love the sound of early 2000s dancehall, the Rottweiler Riddim is a must-listen. This bashment rhythm from 2001 is famous for its deep basslines and smooth, driving energy. It brings a confident, party-ready mood that filled dance floors and sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. One of the standout tracks is “Hands Up High” by Beenie Man & Devonte. Beenie Man, known as the “King of Dancehall,” won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001 with “Art and Life.” His collaboration with Devonte on this riddim is a fan favorite, full of lively vocals and catchy hooks. Chrome’s “New Year” adds a fresh, upbeat vibe, while Elephant Man’s “Nah Go Down” brings his signature high-energy style. Elephant Man is well-known for hits like “Pon de River, Pon de Bank” and his energetic stage presence. Gringo’s “Star Life” and Ricky Rudie’s “Say Dawg” both ride the riddim with unique flows, showing the versatility of the beat. “That’s How You Roll” by Shad Du & Prince Gregg is another track that keeps the party moving. The producer behind Rottweiler Riddim is CROSS BREED, a name respected in dancehall production. CROSS BREED has worked with several big artists and is known for creating rhythms that get heavy play in dances and on radio. Fans still remember Rottweiler Riddim as a dancehall anthem from 2001, a true selector’s favorite that captured the spirit of its time.
Rottweiler Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Devonte – Hands Up High
- Chrome – New Year
- Elephant Man – Nah Go Down
- Gringo – Star Life
- Ricky Rudie – Say Dawg
- Shad Du & Prince Gregg – Thats How You Roll
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