SADDAM RIDDIM produced by ANNEX 2000
Saddam Overview
The Saddam Riddim, known as a strong yard beat, brought a special energy to dancehall in the early 2000s. Its rhythm is bold and catchy, with a steady pulse perfect for sound clashes and street parties. The beat’s rolling bass and sharp snares create a lively feeling that made it popular at dances all over Jamaica. Many selectors loved using this riddim to hype up the crowd and keep the party moving. Several big names rode the Saddam Riddim, each adding their own style. Frisco Kid, known for his song "If A War Dem Want," delivered his lyrics with confidence and skill. Mr Lex, who made waves with "War List," was already recognized for his energetic performances and hit songs like "Full Hundred," which topped charts in Jamaica. Sizzla, with "Babylon Kill Seven," brought his powerful voice and message, adding depth to the riddim. Sizzla is widely respected for his large catalog of albums and for being one of reggae’s most prolific artists. Behind the scenes, the producer ANNEX played a key role in shaping the sound. ANNEX, known for work with various dancehall and reggae acts, helped craft the distinct vibe of the Saddam Riddim. The studio’s touch made sure the tracks were polished and ready for the dance. The Saddam Riddim truly captured the spirit of 2000’s dancehall, bringing together artists, producers, and fans in a wave of music and energy.
Saddam Tracklist:
- Frisco Kid – If A War Dem Want
- Mr Lex – War List
- Sizzla – Babylon Kill Seven