The Order Juggling produced by Albert Richards for Imperial Productions 2009/2013
The Order Juggling – Imperial Production Overview
The yard session tape that got DJs excited first appeared in Jamaica in 2009. It quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles, thanks to its fresh energy and hard-hitting beats. The tape showcased several artists who each brought their own style to the riddim. East Coast made a strong impression with "Bad Man Town," a track that captured the raw spirit of the streets. General B, known for his work with Monster Shack Crew and hits like "Shot A Buss," delivered "Confrontation," showing his commanding voice and lyrical skill. Nitty Kutchie, who once worked with the group Scare Dem Crew, kept things real with "Pay Back." Alley Cat, also known as Imperial, is respected for tracks such as "Girls Tour" and here he stood out with "Dont Play With Me." Earth Worm’s "Glock 45" added another layer of grit to the session. The riddim was crafted by Albert Richards for Imperial Productions. Richards has been involved in the Jamaican music scene for years, building a reputation for quality dancehall and reggae productions. Imperial Productions is known for pushing new talent and classic sounds alike. This 2009 release captured the heart of dancehall at the time, giving fans and selectors a set of tunes that kept yard parties lively and the speakers shaking.
Tracklist:
- East Coast – Bad Man Town
- Mavado – Dont Violate The Order
- General B – Confrontation
- Nitty Kutchie – Pay Back
- Alley Cat – Dont Play With Me
- Earth Worm – Glock 45
- Pinchers – Saga Of The West
- Alley Cat And Micheal Andrew – Fear No Guy
- Leaf Of Life – No Corruption
- Alley Cat – No Careless Argument
- Scorpion – Naa Run Wey
- Fiona – Party Tonight
- Schoolboy – Cry School Boy
- Martina – More Money
- Alley Cat – Body Wet
- Future Fambo – Giggle –
- Shano – Wife And Matey
- Zum – Jay – Skin Out
- Gibralta – Youths Of Jamaica
- The Order – Version