Tiajuana Riddim – Playhouse Records
Tiajuana Overview
When the Tiajuana Riddim album collection first dropped, reggae and dancehall fans quickly showed their love. Many listeners praised the way the album mixed messages about life, relationships, and culture, all built on a strong reggae foundation. The collection brought together some of the most respected names in the scene, and each artist’s unique style helped the riddim stand out. Beenie Man’s “Girls Callin’” was a favorite for its catchy hook and confident delivery. Bling Dawg’s “Done Good Already” gave listeners a taste of his signature flow, while Bounty Killer and Rik Rok teamed up on “Do It Right” to bring a combination of sharp lyrics and melodic hooks. Cobra added energy with “Mr Hype,” and Elephant Man’s “Da Real Vibe” got people moving with his trademark dancehall flair. The album also featured standout tracks from Fiona with “Real Love,” Jelly & Wayne Anthony’s “Got Girls,” Lady Saw’s “I’ve Got Your Man,” and Mega Banton’s “Squeeze.” Each track brought a different perspective, showing the range of talent on the riddim. Playhouse Records handled the release, ensuring a high-quality sound that matched the artists’ performances. The studio’s careful production and attention to detail helped the riddim become a staple in reggae and dancehall circles. The Tiajuana Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, with its blend of culture, message, and musical skill still appreciated by fans today.
Tiajuana Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Girls Callin’
- Bling Dawg – Done Good Already
- Bounty Killer – Do It Right (feat. Rik Rok)
- Cobra – Mr Hype
- Elephant Man – Da Real Vibe
- Fiona – Real Love
- Jelly & Wayne Anthony – Got Girls
- Lady Saw – I’ve Got Your Man
- Mega Banton – Squeeze
- Mr Easy – Party !
- Mr Vegas – I’ll Survive
- Notch – Truly Call My Own
- Red Rat – Shake That Rump
- Wayne Anthony – Can I
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