The Orthodox Riddim – Frassdog Records

The Orthodox Riddim produced by Frassdog Records in 2010

The Orthodox Overview

The Orthodox Riddim is a well-loved dancehall release from 2010, especially among sound system selectors. In sound system culture, a strong riddim can make or break a party. The Orthodox Riddim stood out for its hard-hitting beat and lively energy, which selectors used to keep crowds moving. The riddim was produced by Frassdog Records, a label known for pushing new talent in the dancehall scene. Frassdog Records built its name with a focus on authentic dancehall and bashment sounds. The Orthodox Riddim became one of their standout projects, helping to launch several artists into the spotlight. The beat itself was crafted to be both classic and fresh, blending heavy bass with sharp snares. The instrumental, The Orthodox — Instrumental 2009,2010, is a favorite for DJs who want pure dancehall vibes. Several new artists got their big break on this riddim. Cinnamon made waves with the track Cinnamon — Money Me A Pree, and its alternate version, Cinnamon — Money Me A Pree (Radio)Dub Mix, which got steady play on Jamaican radio. Paradaxx brought his own style with Paradaxx — Depend Pon A Gal, adding to the riddim’s appeal. Caldhino teamed up with Dvercity for Caldhino & Dvercity — Gal A You, a tune that quickly became a dancefloor favorite. Nine X delivered two standout songs: Nine X — She Want Me and Nine X — Punnaney. Bigga Vibes joined the lineup with Bigga Vibes — Gal Yuh Nuh Know, which also got strong support from selectors.

The Orthodox Tracklist:

1. Cinnamon – Money Me A Pree (Radio)
2. Cinnamon – Money Me A Pree (Radio)Dub Mix
3. Paradaxx – Depend Pon A Gal (Radio)
4. Caldhino & Dvercity – Gal A You (Radio)
5. Nine X – She Want Me (Radio)
6. Nine X – Punnaney (Raw)
7. Bigga Vibes – Gal Yuh Nuh Know (Raw)
8. The Orthodox – Instrumental 2009,2010