TAN A YARD RIDDIM produced by 5 STAR CAMP PRODUCTIONS 2020
Tan A Yard Overview
The Tan A Yard Riddim is still remembered today for its strong yard beat and bashment energy. Selectors and dancehall fans often mention how this riddim brought a fresh, modern vibe to the dance in 2020, while keeping the classic Jamaican sound alive. The beat is lively and hypnotic, making it perfect for sound systems and street dances. Even now, the riddim’s unique drive stands out in dancehall history, showing how a simple rhythm can inspire so many artists and fans. Looking back, Tan A Yard Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected names. Beenie Man’s "Money Hunt" is a highlight, with his signature style and clever lyrics. Macka Diamond shines on "Best Life," delivering an anthem about living well, while D’Angel’s "Turn Him On" brings a catchy, confident vibe. Nesbeth’s "Fast Pace" is full of energy, and Mr Easy’s "Naa Stray" keeps the groove steady. Other standout tracks include Silver Cat’s "Mr Lockeni," Noddy Virtue’s "Baby," and the team of Cyco Flamz & Toxik on "Try Again." Peddigree’s "Confident" and Ras Calico’s "Things Get Slow" round out the project, each adding their own flavor to the riddim. Behind the scenes, 5 STAR CAMP PRODUCTIONS played a key role. Known for supporting rising and established artists, this label has helped shape the modern dancehall sound. Their careful production and attention to detail made Tan A Yard Riddim a favorite on playlists and at dances worldwide. For any reggae fan, the Tan A Yard Riddim is a true yard anthem and an important chapter in dancehall’s story.
Tan A Yard Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Money Hunt
- Macka Diamond – Best Life
- D’Angel – Turn Him On
- Nesbeth – Fast Pace
- Mr Easy – Naa Stray
- Silver Cat – Mr Lockeni
- Noddy Virtue – Baby
- Cyco Flamz & Toxik – Try Again
- Peddigree – Confident
- Ras Calico – Things Get Slow
- Little Hero – Scamdemic
- Ishadrock – Legends
- 5Star Camp – Tan A Yaad Riddim (instrumental)
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