TAXI STAND RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS – 2011
Taxi Stand Overview
In 2011, the Taxi Stand Riddim brought a fresh energy to the dancehall scene. The rhythm is built on a powerful, street-inspired base that instantly grabs attention. Its steady, pulsing beat was made for the dance floor, and it didn’t take long for crowds to move to its sound. The riddim’s lively vibe is both raw and catchy, making it a favorite for selectors and dancers alike. Several standout artists helped shape the Taxi Stand Riddim into a true street anthem. Chase Cross delivers a strong performance with “Gully Til I Die,” bringing his signature style to the forefront. Demarco’s “Dat Me Say” adds a confident, commanding flow that fits perfectly with the riddim’s bold character. Flexxx keeps the energy high with “No Bwoy,” while Khago’s “First Hail” brings a melodic touch to the mix. Konshens stands out with “We Love Gal,” a track that quickly became a crowd favorite. Each artist brings something unique, but all share the riddim’s fearless attitude. Behind the scenes, DJ FRASS is the creative mind who produced the Taxi Stand Riddim. Known for his sharp ear and ability to spot talent, DJ FRASS has built a strong reputation in dancehall. He leads the DJ Frass Records label, which has released several other successful projects. His influence can be felt throughout the genre, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The Taxi Stand Riddim’s street anthem base and lineup of strong performances make it a lasting piece of dancehall history. Its impact is still felt wherever dancehall is played.
Taxi Stand Tracklist:
- 3 Star And Savage – Nuh Take Chat
- Chase Cross – Gully Til I Die
- Demarco – Dat Me Say (Edit)
- Demarco – Dat Me Say (Raw)
- Flexxx – No Bwoy
- I-Octane – Belt Miss A Loop
- Khago – First Hail
- Konshens – We Love Gal (Feat Dario And Delus – Raw)
- Konshens – We Love Gal (Feat Dario And Delus – Radio)
- Tifa – Give It To Me Proper
- Zamunda – Talk And Stutter
- Dj Frass – Taxi Stand (Riddim Instrumental)
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