SLAP WEH RIDDIM produced by DJ KITT / 007 RECORDS 2012
Slap Weh Overview
If you love dancehall, you probably remember the impact of the Slap Weh Riddim in 2012. This project brought together some of the hottest names in the scene, mixing raw deejay energy with smooth, catchy vocals. The riddim was produced by DJ KITT, the main force behind 007 RECORDS. DJ KITT has a strong reputation in the dancehall world for his sharp mixing skills and his ability to bring artists together on one beat. His label, 007 RECORDS, has been behind several well-known dancehall releases, making waves both in Jamaica and internationally. The recording process for Slap Weh Riddim was all about unity. DJ KITT worked closely with each artist, making sure their unique styles fit perfectly over the driving, hard-hitting beat. His attention to detail on the mixing board helped every track stand out, but also made the riddim feel like a complete, powerful package. The artists on this project each brought their own flavor. Gyptian, known worldwide for his hit “Hold You,” gave us “Any Gyal Mi Want,” showing his smooth vocal style. Telicruz dropped “Dutty Dutty,” while Bastic added “Fresh And Neat,” both tracks full of street energy. K Queens delivered “Bring It Up” with their signature harmonies. Munga and Prince Stone teamed up for “Hustle Real Hard,” adding even more edge to the riddim. Looking back, the Slap Weh Riddim really captured the spirit of 2012 dancehall.
Slap Weh Tracklist:
- Gyptian – Any Gyal Mi Want
- Telicruz – Dutty Dutty
- Bastic – Fresh And Neat
- K Queens – Bring It Up
- Munga And Prince Stone – Hustle Real Hard
- Daro – Back Up Back Up
- Scorpion – Nuh Ramping
- Stein – Talk By Shooting
- Fambo – Mr. New Watch
- Laden – Go Ahead
- Blemz – Best Pussy
- Konshens – Slap Weh
- Ice Cold – Gyallis Fi Dem
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