THE SET UP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
The Set Up Overview
When The Set Up Riddim dropped in 2007, dancehall fans quickly took notice. The collection became a favorite at parties, thanks to its mix of gritty beats and smooth dancehall flow. Selectors loved how each track brought a different energy, making it easy to keep the crowd moving. Barkey’s “Caan Come In” stood out with its catchy hook and playful lyrics, showing why Barkey was a staple in the dancehall scene. Black Rhino delivered “Mad Guitar,” adding his signature style—he is known for his earlier hit “Shot A Buss” and for being part of the Portmore Empire alongside Vybz Kartel. Charley Blakz gave fans two tracks: “Backshot Time” and “Whining Time,” both highlighting his skill in creating party anthems. Lexx contributed “Hood In Har Hole” and “Love In Her Soul,” adding a different flavor to the riddim. Qq’s “Screechie” brought youthful energy—Qq is widely recognized for his breakout song “Stookie,” which helped launch his career as a teenager. The Set Up Riddim’s instrumental track let selectors get creative in their sets. The bashment arranger and label behind the project made sure each song fit together seamlessly. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall and has worked with many top names in the industry. This collection remains a strong example of what made 2007 a great year for dancehall music.
The Set Up Tracklist:
- Barkey – Caan Come In (Radio)
- Barkey – Caan Come In
- Black Rhino – Mad Guitar (Radio)
- Black Rhino – Mad Guitar
- Charley Blakz – Backshot Time
- Charley Blakz – Whining Time (Radio)
- Lexx – Hood In Har Hole
- Lexx – Love In Her Soul (Radio)
- Qq – Screechie
- The Set Up – Instrumental
- Tok – Whine And Go Down (Radio)
- Tok – Whine And Go Down
- Vybz Kartel – Designer Whine (Radio)
- Vybz Kartel – Designer Whine
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