SUB WOOFER RIDDIM produced by HORSE SHOE RECORDS 2014
Sub Woofer Overview
In 2014, the Sub Woofer Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene, bringing fresh energy to parties and sessions across Jamaica. Released by HORSE SHOE RECORDS, this bashment riddim quickly became a favorite with selectors and fans. The lineup featured some of dancehall’s most recognized names. Cobra delivered "We Nuh Take Page," adding his signature style. Known for his 1993 hit "Flex," Cobra’s strong voice stood out on this track. I Octane came through with "My Ting A Your Ting." I Octane, famous for songs like "Lose A Friend" and his debut album "Crying To The Nation," brought his melodic touch to the riddim. Kiprich added "Mi Ready," keeping the party vibe alive. Kiprich is well-known for his win at the Sting clash in 2012, which boosted his reputation in the dancehall world. Twin Of Twins contributed "Tessanne Tell Dem," showing their usual mix of humor and social commentary. Vershon appeared twice, with "Handz Up" and "When You Spen Money," showing his versatility. Vershon later became known for tracks like "Inna Real Life." HORSE SHOE RECORDS, the producer behind Sub Woofer Riddim, is known for crafting high-quality dancehall projects. The label has a reputation for working with top artists and creating infectious beats that light up the dancefloor. The Sub Woofer Riddim’s raw street flavor and polished production made it a staple in 2014 dancehall sessions. Today, selectors still rate this release for its energy and lasting appeal.
Sub Woofer Tracklist:
- Cobra – We Nuh Take Page (Edit)
- Cobra – We Nuh Take Page (Raw)
- I Octane – My Ting A Your Ting
- Kiprich – Mi Ready (Edit)
- Kiprich – Mi Ready (Raw)
- Twin Of Twins – Tessanne Tell Dem (Edit)
- Twin Of Twins – Tessanne Tell Dem (Raw)
- Vershon – Handz Up (Edit)
- Vershon – Handz Up (Raw)
- Vershon – When You Spen Money (Edit)
- Vershon – When You Spen Money (Raw)
- Horse Show Records – Sub Woofer Riddim (Intrumental)
Releases Similar to Sub Woofer Riddim – Horse Shoe Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.