SPIN YU ROLL RIDDIM produced by SHY SHY RECORDS 2002
Spin Yu Roll Overview
In 2002, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Spin Yu Roll Riddim was at the heart of it. This riddim brought together hardcore deejay cuts with smooth vocals, creating a unique sound that lit up parties everywhere. Beenie Man, known for his hit song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," delivered a standout track with "Mi Know Mi Self." His contribution added a layer of authenticity and flair to the riddim. Capleton, another heavyweight in the dancehall world, brought his fiery style to "Woman Turn Mi On," adding to his impressive catalog of hits. Galaxy P joined the lineup with "Cant Stop We Now," showcasing his energetic style that kept the dance floors moving. Kiprich added his voice with "Nuh Badda Dan Nuh Man," while Lexxus, famous for his collaboration with Mr. Vegas on "Taxi Fare," delivered "Come On In My Room," adding a smooth touch to the riddim. Each artist brought their unique style, making the Spin Yu Roll Riddim a memorable part of dancehall history. The riddim was produced by SHY SHY RECORDS, a label known for its impact on the dancehall scene. They have a reputation for producing tracks that resonate with fans, and this riddim was no exception. Their ability to blend different styles and create a cohesive sound made the Spin Yu Roll Riddim a standout release of 2002. For dancehall fans, this riddim was a defining moment in the year, capturing the essence of the genre and showcasing the talents of some of its biggest stars.
Spin Yu Roll Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Mi Know Mi Self
- Capleton – Woman Turn Mi On
- Galaxy P – Cant Stop We Now
- Kiprich – Nuh Badda Dan Nuh Man
- Lexxus – Come On In My Room
- Major Christie – Just Friends
- Rally Bopp – Rally Wid Di Bopp
- Shabba Ranks – Money Is A Muss
- Sizzla – Di Girls Dem
- Spragga Benz – Dead Bout Ya
- Spragga Benz – Spin Yuh Roll
- Version – Spin Yuh Roll Riddim
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