SUBWOOFER RIDDIM produced by HORSE SHOE RECORDS 2014
Subwoofer Overview
Back in 2014, the Sub Woofer Riddim from HORSE SHOE RECORDS became a staple in dancehall parties. The riddim’s strong, bass-heavy beat was crafted in the studio by the team at HORSE SHOE RECORDS, a label known for its sharp production style and steady output in the dancehall scene. They gained attention with other projects around the same time, helping to keep dancehall current and energetic. The recording process behind the Sub Woofer Riddim focused on clean, punchy sounds. Producers layered raw drum patterns and deep basslines, making sure each artist had space to shine. This careful approach is why the riddim still sounds fresh in parties today. Cobra’s track, We Nuh Take Page (Clean), stands out for its commanding delivery. Cobra is well known in dancehall for his hit "Flex," and his presence on this riddim added real weight. I Octane, with My Ting A Your Ting, brought his signature melodic style. I Octane had already made waves with his debut album "Crying To The Nation" in 2012, and his inclusion here gave selectors another reason to spin the riddim. Kiprich’s Mi Ready (Clean) kept the energy high, while Twin Of Twins delivered Tessanne Tell Dem (Clean), known for their clever lyrics and unique humor. Vershon contributed two tracks: Handz Up (Clean) and When You Spen Money (Clean), showing his versatility. Vershon would later find more fame with songs like "Inna Real Life." Selectors loved how each artist gave the Sub Woofer Riddim a different vibe, making it a reliable choice for any dancehall set. The compilation’s impact is still felt, as DJs continue to pull for its tracks when they want to move a crowd.
Subwoofer Tracklist:
- Cobra – We Nuh Take Page (Clean) & (Raw)
- I Octane -My Ting A Your Ting
- Kiprich – Mi Ready (Clean) & (Raw)
- Twin Of Twins – Tessanne Tell Dem (Clean) & (Raw)
- Vershon – Handz Up (Clean) & (Raw)
- Vershon – When You Spen Money (Clean) & (Raw)
- Horse Shoe Records – Sub Woofer Riddim
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