THROW BACK RIDDIM produced by DRAW CARD MUSIK 2002
Throw Back Overview
In 2025, the Throw Back Riddim is celebrated as a dancehall staple, keeping parties alive worldwide. This riddim, originally from 2002, is cherished for its powerful beats and captivating energy. It's a sound that resonates with fans, making it a go-to choice for DJs and dancehall lovers alike. The riddim features standout tracks from top artists like Anthony B with "Independent Cruff," Beenie Man's "Imagine This," and Capleton's "Stake Vampire." Each artist brings their unique style, adding to the riddim's timeless appeal. Beenie Man, known as the "King of Dancehall," cemented his status with hits like "King of the Dancehall" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001 with "Art and Life." Capleton, famous for his energetic performances, continues to be a significant figure in the reggae scene. Delly Ranks contributes with "Mine U," while Elephant Man, often called the "Energy God," adds his flair with "Own Clothes." Elephant Man gained international fame with the hit "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," which was a staple at parties and on the charts. Behind this influential riddim is DRAW CARD MUSIK, a producer known for crafting sounds that keep dancehall vibrant. Their work has consistently brought fresh energy to the genre, making them a respected name in the industry. The Throw Back Riddim not only connects fans to the past but also keeps the dancehall spirit thriving in 2025, ensuring its place in the hearts of music lovers everywhere.
Throw Back Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Independent Cruff
- Beenie Man – Imagine This
- Capleton – Stake Vampire
- Delly Ranks – Mine U
- Elephant Man – Own Clothes
- General B – Power
- Lexxus – Flipppen
- Mad Cobra – Done Dem
- Mega Banton – Own Place (Raw)
- Round Head – Music
- Sizzla – Mo Money
- Spice – Share It
- Spragga Benz – Pull It
- Unknown – Gal Hunt
- Wicker Man – Dash Dem Out
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