Scarface Riddim – Shocking Vibes

SCARFACE RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 2000

Scarface Overview

In the early 2000s, dancehall sound systems were always searching for the next big riddim to shake up the dance. The sound system cut of Scarface Riddim gave selectors exactly what they needed—fresh energy and a new style that stood out from the crowd. This version quickly became a favorite for DJs, thanks to its hard-hitting beats and catchy hooks. The Scarface Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Anti delivered “Spy - Ward 21” with a sharp, commanding flow. Dace The Angel teamed up with Harry Toddler for a lively track that kept the crowd moving. Dont Test Me’s collaboration with Roundhead added another layer of excitement, while Hey You and Delly brought a different flavor to the mix. Hot Gal Race, performed by Captain Barkey & Mega Banton, became a staple for dancehall fans who loved high-energy tunes. Other standout songs on the riddim included “Imagine” by Kiprich, “Kitty” by T.O.K, “Me Too” by Brat Camp, “My Name” by Sean Paul, and “New Checkie Book” by Lady Saw. Each artist brought their own style, but the riddim kept the whole mix feeling tight and unified. The producer behind this sound was SHOCKING VIBES, a well-known name in dancehall music. SHOCKING VIBES has a long history of creating hits and working with major artists, helping to shape the sound of dancehall throughout the years. This sound system cut of Scarface Riddim still stands as an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its unique sound and the way it lit up dancehall nights.

Scarface Tracklist:

1. Anti-Spy – Ward 21
2. Dace The Angel – Harry Toddler
3. Dont Test Me – Roundhead
4. Hey You – Delly
5. Hot Gal Race – Captain Barkey & Mega Banton
6. Imagine – Kiprich
7. Kitty – T.O.K
8. Me Too – Brat Camp
9. My Name – Sean Paul
10. New Checkie Book – Lady Saw
11. Original Trend – Mr Vegas
12. Replacement Killer – Elephant Man
13. Shorts – Madd Anju
14. Unexpected – Mad Cobra
15. You – Mr Lex

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