TAKE OVER RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 2003
Take Over Overview
The Take Over Riddim is a standout in the dancehall scene of 2003, known for its infectious beats and club-ready energy. This riddim, crafted by the legendary JAMMYS RECORDS, is a prime example of dancehall's ability to get people moving. Each track on the riddim brings a unique flavor, showcasing the versatility and talent of the artists involved. Bling Dawg's "Haffi Get Da Girl" kicks off with a lively vibe that sets the tone for the entire riddim. Bounty Killer, a dancehall icon known for his influential role in the genre, delivers "Hot Gal," a track that adds a powerful punch to the mix. Christopher's "The Take Over" is another highlight, embodying the riddim's dynamic spirit. Daddigon contributes "Gal Dem Want It," a tune that keeps the energy high, while Looga Man's "Mad Dem" adds a fresh twist to the collection. Each of these artists brings their own style, making the riddim a cohesive yet diverse project. JAMMYS RECORDS, the studio behind this creation, is a cornerstone of the reggae and dancehall world. Founded by King Jammy, the label has been instrumental in shaping the sound of dancehall, with a history of producing hits that have defined the genre. The Take Over Riddim remains a testament to the vibrant dancehall culture of 2003, with its pulsating beats and memorable tracks that continue to resonate in clubs and playlists around the world.
Take Over Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Haffi Get Da Girl
- Bounty Killer – Hot Gal
- Christopher – The Take Over
- Daddigon – Gal Dem Want It
- Looga Man – Mad Dem
- Pepper – Come Over
- Nicky B – For You
- Red Square – Bore Gyal (Radio)
- Red Square – Bore Gyal (Raw)
- Spragga Benz – Bun A Sadomite (Radio)
- Spragga Benz – Bun A Sadomite (Raw)
- Unknown – I Am
- Unknown – Too Much War
- Version – Take Over Riddim
- Ward 21 – Bed To Di Dresser (Radio)
- Ward 21 – Bed To Di Dresser (Raw)
- Xsytment Gang – All I Need (Radio)
- Xsytment Gang – All I Need (Raw)
- Zumjay – Take You High
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