TRANSFORMER RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2010
Transformer Overview
In 2010, the Transformer Riddim became a staple in dancehall sound system culture. Selectors loved its energy, and the set was played at many parties and street dances. The riddim’s heavy bass and catchy hooks made it perfect for the big speakers and lively crowds that define sound system sessions. Behind the scenes, the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS shaped the overall sound of this release. VARIOUS ARTISTS is not a single person but a collective approach often used in dancehall to bring together different talents on one project. This method has helped many riddim releases become popular, as it allows for a variety of voices and styles on the same beat. The Transformer Riddim features strong tracks from well-known names. Assassin delivers "Warning," showing the lyrical skill that has made him a respected artist in Jamaica. Bread Back Productions, the team behind the riddim’s creation, is known for their work on other successful dancehall projects. Gappy Ranks brings "Nothing From Dem," adding his UK dancehall flavor—he is also known for his hit "Heaven In Her Eyes." Leftside Aka Dr Evil steps in with "Transformers," while Lyrical Feat Brownskin present "Transform Ya," adding more depth to the set. Other featured tracks include Lexx with "Watch Me Transform Ya," Spade’s "More Money Money," and Suhverto (J.O.P) with "Exprensive Style." Selectors still pull out this riddim today, keeping the Transformer Riddim alive for fans of classic dancehall vibes.
Transformer Tracklist:
- Assassin – Warning (Edit)
- Assassin – Warning (Raw)
- Bread Back Productions – Transformer Riddim
- Gappy Ranks – Nothing From Dem (Main)
- Gappy Ranks – Nothing From Dem (Radio)
- Leftside Aka Dr Evil – Transformers (Remix)
- Lyrical Feat Brownskin – Transform Ya
- Lexx – Watch Me Transform Ya (Clean)
- Spade – More Money Money
- Suhverto (J.O.P) – Exprensive Style
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