Street Team Riddim produced by Fire Links 2010
Street Team Overview
The Street Team Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most creative voices in 2010. Andrew And Wada Blood dropped the powerful “Mr Ripoff,” while Assassin made waves with “Sponge.” Bling Dawg’s “Weird Hugging” brought a unique flavor, and Bugle’s “Lord A Yuh Shepherd” added a thoughtful touch. Ding Dong kept the party moving with “Street Team,” showing his skill for catchy hooks. Other standout tracks on the riddim included Elephant Man’s energetic “Purify” and Fambo Feat. Esco’s “Go Hard.” Esco also delivered his own version, “Go Hard — Go Hard,” and Flippa Mafia made an impact with “Walkova.” Tony Matterhorn Feat. Fire Links rounded out the set with “Defend Yuh Own.” The riddim was shaped by Fire Links, a respected producer and sound system selector in Jamaica. Known for his work on many dancehall projects, Fire Links brought his experience and ear for hits to the Street Team Riddim. His label, Fire Links Production, helped push the project to the forefront of the dancehall scene. The Street Team Riddim stood out for its smooth melodies and lively energy. Each artist brought their own style, but the riddim tied everything together, making it a favorite on the dancefloor and in street parties. The influence of this riddim is still felt today, as it helped define the sound of dancehall in 2010 and remains a key part of the genre’s history. If you love dancehall, the Street Team Riddim is a classic you shouldn’t miss.
Street Team Tracklist:
- Andrew And Wada Blood – Mr Ripoff
- Assassin – Sponge
- Bling Dawg – Weird Hugging
- Bugle – Lord A Yuh Shepherd
- Ding Dong – Street Team
- Elephant Man – Purify
- Fambo Feat. Esco – Go Hard
- Flippa Mafia – Walkova
- Mavado – Mockingbird
- Tony Matterhorn Feat. Fire Links – Defend Yuh Own
- Voicemail – Service
- Vybz Kartel – Nah
- Vybz Kartel – Supem Ago Happen
- Fire Links – Street Team Version
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