Too Much Lay Lay Riddim produced by Thriller Music 2009
Too Much Lay Lay Overview
The Too Much Lay Lay Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Capleton, known for his fiery style and hits like "Jah Jah City," leads with the powerful track "Mr Lay Lay." Thriller, who is also the producer behind the riddim, appears with several songs including "Love Of Mine," "Juggling Spot," "Cant Cross De Border," and "If Loving You." Hopeton James, a well-loved singer in Jamaica, delivers "Twinkling Sound." Luciano, famous for his uplifting reggae and the classic album "Where There Is Life," contributes "False Prophet." Spanner Banner, who had success with "Life Goes On," sings "Lord Deliver Me." This bashment rhythm was created by Thriller Music, a label and producer known for keeping the sound system tradition alive in modern dancehall. Thriller Music has worked with many artists and built a reputation for energetic, polished productions. Their riddims often get played heavily in dancehall events and parties. In 2009, the Too Much Lay Lay Riddim was heard across dancehall sets. The rhythm’s bold energy and catchy flow made it popular with both DJs and fans. Each artist added their own style, but the riddim tied all the songs together with a strong, modern bashment vibe. This release captured the bold spirit of its time and remains a favorite for many listeners.
Too Much Lay Lay Tracklist:
- Capleton – Mr Lay Lay
- Thriller – Love Of Mine
- Hopeton James – Twinkling Sound
- Luciano – False Prophet
- Thriller – Juggling Spot
- Spanner Banner – Lord Deliver Me
- Admiral Tibet – I Just Wanna Be
- Thriller – Cant Cross De Border
- Carlton Livingston – Look At You
- Thriller – If Loving You
- George Spice – Merriam
- Richie Spice – Hailie Hailie
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