Sex Meter Riddim – Dj Sky Records 2010
Sex Meter Overview
In 2010, a fresh energy hit the dancehall scene with the arrival of the Sex Meter Riddim. The heartbeat behind this riddim was Dj Sky, who crafted the beat and pushed the project forward. The riddim’s infectious rhythm quickly became a favorite backdrop at parties, giving new voices a real shot at the spotlight. Dj Sky Records released the Sex Meter Riddim Instrumental first, setting the mood with its pulsing bass and sharp snares. The sound was bold and catchy, inviting both artists and fans to get involved. Dj Sky himself stepped up with “Freaky Girls (Raw),” a track that matched the riddim’s wild spirit and got dance floors moving. The riddim opened doors for artists like Frassman Brilliant, whose “Stamina (Raw)” brought an energetic flow, and Gage, who offered a more thoughtful side with “Jah Jah.” Leyavo made a double impact with “Hallilujah” and “Nanny,” showing range and confidence over the riddim’s groove. Squeel’s “Slow Fuck (Raw)” added a raw, streetwise edge. Tommy Lee Sparta brought his signature vibe with two versions of “Build A Vibes (Fireflies),” one clean and one raw, letting fans choose their flavor. The lineup reached a peak with Vybz Kartel (Addi Innocent) & Lushus on “It Hot,” a collaboration that fired up the riddim with star power. From creation to release, Sex Meter Riddim became more than just a beat. It was a party backdrop that introduced fresh talent and left a mark on dancehall history.
Sex Meter Tracklist:
1. Dj Sky – Freaky Girls (Raw)2. Dj Sky Records – Sex Meter Riddim Instrumental3. Frassman Brilliant – Stamina (Raw)4. Gage – Jah Jah5. Leyavo – Hallilujah6. Leyavo – Nanny7. Squeel – Slow Fuck (Raw)8. Tommy Lee Sparta – Build A Vibes (Fireflies) (Clean)9. Tommy Lee Sparta – Build A Vibes (Fireflies) (Raw)10. Vybz Kartel (Addi Innocent) & Lushus – It Hot (Raw)
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