STRAINER RIDDIM produced by KADEEM|UIM RECORDS 2015
Strainer Overview
In 2015, the Strainer Riddim arrived as a breath of fresh air for dancehall fans and selectors. The journey began in the studio of KADEEM, the creative mind behind UIM RECORDS. Known for pushing dancehall’s boundaries, KADEEM had already built a reputation for crafting riddims that blend strong melodies with hard-hitting beats. UIM RECORDS was quickly becoming a label to watch, especially with their riddims streaming across dance floors and radio stations worldwide. From the first notes, Strainer Riddim stood out. KADEEM’s focus on melodic progression gave the riddim a dynamic, ever-changing feel that kept listeners hooked. As the riddim took shape, it attracted some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Beenie Man brought his signature energy to "Man A Gangsta," a track that quickly became a favorite among selectors. Blak Diamond’s "Dem Fi Know" followed, delivering sharp lyrics over the riddim’s driving beat. Bugle’s "Red Eye" offered a thoughtful take, while D' Angel’s "Badmind Buk" added a powerful female voice to the mix. Elephant Man, with his undeniable stage presence, delivered "Nuh Boring Gal," a song that kept the party vibes high. Each artist brought their own style, yet the riddim’s foundation tied everything together. Selectors found new fire for dancehall nights, spinning these tracks to eager crowds. Strainer Riddim’s impact was immediate and lasting. With its unique blend of artists and KADEEM’s production touch, it remains a key chapter in dancehall’s ongoing story.
Strainer Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Man A Gangsta
- Blak Diamond – Dem Fi Know
- Bugle – Red Eye
- D’ Angel – Badmind Buk
- Elephant Man – Nuh Boring Gal
- Keely – Oh My Feat. Malica
- Shawn Storm – Why Talk About It
- Tony Matterhorn – Badman Laws
- Trillo – Drop It Feat. Prof
- Versatile – Blood A Leak
- Vybrant – Money We Need
- Kadeem – Uim Records- Strainer Riddim Instrumental
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