TOD POLE RIDDIM produced by BRICK & LEE RECORDS 2011
Tod Pole Overview
BRICK and LEE RECORDS are the producers behind the Tod Pole Riddim, a dancehall beat that made noise in 2011. The label is known for its focus on modern dancehall sounds and has worked with several popular artists in Jamaica’s music scene. BRICK and LEE RECORDS have released other notable riddims and singles that have found their way into dancehall parties and radio mixes. The Tod Pole Riddim brought together a strong group of artists. Baby Doll Feat Blacker delivered “Deep Situation,” a track that stands out for its lively energy. Blacker is well known in dancehall for his hit “Ladies Wine Up,” which made waves in the 2000s. On this riddim, his collaboration with Baby Doll shows his ability to keep the party moving. Baby Lee contributed “Cry For The Mothers,” giving the riddim a thoughtful touch. John Mouse’s “Real Fathers” added a voice for the men in the dancehall community. Zabrick’s “Tod Pole Riddim” and Zabrikk’s “Jamaican Woman” brought more flavor and variety to the project. When this riddim dropped in 2011, fans heard it in clubs and parties across Jamaica. The beats matched the dancehall style of the time, blending classic vibes with fresh sounds. For reggae fans, the Tod Pole Riddim is a reminder of a lively year in dancehall music.
Tod Pole Tracklist:
- Baby Doll Feat Blacker – Deep Situation
- Baby Lee – Cry For The Mothers
- John Mouse – Real Fathers
- Zabrick – Tod Pole Riddim
- Zabrikk – Jamaican Woman
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