STAR A STAR RIDDIM produced by TJ RECORDS – 2011
Star A Star Overview
Star A Star Riddim came out of Jamaica in 2011 and made a real mark in the dancehall scene. This yard session tape was more than just another beat; it gave some new artists a real chance to shine, while established names delivered strong performances. On this riddim, Assassin stood out with the track “Dem Fear We.” His delivery was sharp and confident, making people pay attention. Beenie Man, already a big name in dancehall, brought energy and style to “Good Body Gyal,” keeping the vibe lively and fun. Fire Links, known for his sound system skills, brought something different with “Hide And Seek,” showing off his versatility. Flippa Mafia’s “Star A Star” was another highlight, where he brought his unique flair. Kanambo, with “No Don,” got a chance to show his talent to a wider crowd. Lady Saw, always strong in her lyrics, gave us “Wife A Wife,” while Mr Lexx kept things smooth on “Clean.” Richie Feelings made people laugh and think with “Laugh After Them,” and Tony Matterhorn’s “Truck Tru” was perfect for the dance. The person behind it all was TJ RECORDS -. This producer and label have a long history of making big riddims in dancehall. TJ RECORDS - is known for working with top artists and pushing the sound forward. Their work on Star A Star Riddim helped the project stand out, and many songs from this riddim have stayed popular on streaming platforms. Today, Star A Star Riddim is still remembered as a key moment in dancehall history, bringing together fresh voices and classic talent on one unforgettable beat.
Star A Star Tracklist:
- Assassin – Dem Fear We
- Beenie Man – Good Body Gyal
- Fire Links – Hide And Seek (Edit)
- Fire Links – Hide And Seek (Raw)
- Flippa Mafia – Star A Star
- Kanambo – No Don
- Lady Saw – Wife A Wife
- Mr Lexx – Clean
- Richie Feelings – Laugh After Them
- Tony Matterhorn – Truck Tru (Edit)
- Tony Matterhorn – Truck Tru (Raw)
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