SPLASH OUT RIDDIM produced by JAM 2 RECORDS 2007
Splash Out Overview
The Splash Out Riddim mix from 2007 brought together some of dancehall’s sharpest tracks. The lineup included Busy Signal with “Gun Inna Hand” and “Sex Time,” Demarco’s “Gangsta Life,” Einstein’s “High Rise,” and Elephant Man’s “Any Guy Weh Suck.” G Maffiah contributed “Gangsta Nah Guh Dis,” while Harry Toddler gave “We Nuh Waan Nuh Friend From Them.” Lady Saw delivered “This Pussy,” Macka Diamond added “We Nuh Left Di Eagle,” and Rseenal closed out with “War We.” Busy Signal, known for hits like “Step Out,” showed his lyrical skills on both “Gun Inna Hand” and “Sex Time.” Demarco, who would later find international success with “Fallen Soldiers,” brought his storytelling style to “Gangsta Life.” Einstein’s “High Rise” added a creative touch, and Elephant Man, famous for energetic songs like “Pon De River Pon De Bank,” kept the dancehall energy high with “Any Guy Weh Suck.” G Maffiah’s “Gangsta Nah Guh Dis” fit right in with the tough, streetwise vibe. JAM 2 RECORDS, the producer, has a strong reputation in Jamaican music. The label is led by Jammy “Jam 2” James, son of legendary producer King Jammy. JAM 2 RECORDS is known for blending classic dancehall with new sounds, and their work on Splash Out Riddim became a favorite among selectors in 2007 sessions. The mix balanced strong lyrics with lively rhythms, making it a staple in dancehall parties.
Splash Out Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Gun Inna Hand
- Busy Signal – Sex Time
- Demarco – Gangsta Life
- Einstein – High Rise
- Elephant Man – Any Guy Weh Suck
- G Maffiah – Gangsta Nah Guh Dis
- Harry Toddler – We Nuh Waan Nuh Friend From Them
- Lady Saw – This Pussy
- Macka Diamond – We Nuh Left Di Eagle
- Rseenal – War We
- Unknown Artist – A Me A Beat It
- Version – Splash Out Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Mek Me See You Tatoo
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