Samurai Riddim produced by Dj Bigryde & Rocks Music 2009
Samurai Overview
When Samurai Riddim dropped in 2009, dancehall fans quickly embraced it at bashment parties and clubs. The riddim’s lively beat and catchy hooks made it a favorite at events, bringing crowds to the dancefloor across Jamaica and beyond. Artists like Busy Malone made a strong impression with “Say Way Mi Feel Fi Say - Sm.” Kibaki, known for his earlier work with Alliance and the hit “If Yuh Eva,” added depth to the project with “Whos To Blame.” Tyrical And Savege teamed up for “Bad Man Like Me,” a track that matched the riddim’s high energy and party spirit. Iyara And Anachi, who has worked with Bounty Killer in the past, kept the momentum going with “Kill Da Whole A Dem.” Bonez delivered “Head Side,” while Anorkey joined the lineup with “Him Must Bad.” Each artist brought their own style, helping the riddim stand out in a crowded year for dancehall. The production was handled by Dj Bigryde, a name recognized in the dancehall scene for his sharp mixing skills and consistent output. The release came through Rocks Music, a label with a growing catalog of dancehall hits. Together, they created a sound that captured the energy of 2009’s dancehall parties and kept the bashment scene buzzing.
Samurai Tracklist:
- Busy Malone – Say Way Mi Feel Fi Say – Sm
- Kibaki – Whos To Blame
- Tyrical And Savege – Bad Man Like Me
- Iyara And Anachi – Kill Da Whole A Dem
- Savage – Steroids
- Bonez – Head Side
- Anorkey – Him Must Bad
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