TAD’S RECORD PRESENTS: OUTSIDE JAM 2021
Tad’s Record Presents: Outside Jam Overview
In 2021, the yard beat continued to shape dancehall music, showing the strength of Jamaican studios. Tad’s Record brought together top names for a new project that DJs quickly embraced. The collection featured lively rhythms and showcased the talents of both established and rising artists. Busy Signal, known for hits like "Stay So," added his voice with "No Problem." His energy and style have made him a staple in dancehall for years. Jah Izrehl, an artist gaining attention for his unique sound, contributed "Nuh Chattings," bringing fresh energy to the lineup. Konshens, who reached international charts with songs like "Bruk Off Yuh Back," delivered "Rocking In Di Dance." His ability to connect with fans worldwide is well known. Veteran singer Maxi Priest, famous for the global hit "Close to You," brought a smooth touch with "Dream Maker." His blend of reggae and pop has earned him a wide audience. Vybz Kartel, one of dancehall’s most influential voices, appeared twice. He delivered the playful "Yabba Dabba Doo" and teamed up with Sikka Rhymes for "Gaza Run the World." Kartel’s impact on the genre is unmatched, with a long list of popular tracks and albums. This release highlighted the ongoing power of Jamaican studios in shaping dancehall’s direction. Each artist brought their own style, creating a project that stood out in the scene and kept the yard beat strong in 2021.
Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – No Problem
- Jah Izrehl – Nuh Chattings
- Konshens – Rocking In Di Dance
- Maxi Priest – Dream Maker
- Randy Valentine – Know The Ledge
- Randy Valentine – Walk With Love
- Suga Roy & The Fire Ball Crew – Step Up Inna Life
- Tarrus Riley, Suga Roy & The Fire Ball Crew – Say A Prayer For Me
- Vybz Kartel – Yabba Dabba Doo
- Vybz Kartel & Sikka Rhymes – Gaza Run the World
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