TWICE AGAIN RIDDIM produced by STEELY & CLEVIE 2006
Twice Again Overview
The bashment rhythm that powered the Twice Again Riddim was built in the heart of the studio, where creative direction played a big role. The studio hand worked closely with the production team, guiding the sound and shaping the final energy of the riddim. This teamwork brought together a strong, driving beat that made people want to dance. At the center of this project were Steely & Clevie, a legendary production duo in Jamaican music. Steely & Clevie, known for their work with Studio 2000 and their influence on digital dancehall, have produced hits like “Street Sweeper” and helped shape the sound of the 1990s and 2000s. Their touch on the Twice Again Riddim gave it a unique, timeless feel. The riddim attracted top artists. Assassin’s “She Wants A Life” brought sharp lyrics and a confident delivery. Baby Cham, famous for his hit “Ghetto Story,” delivered “Woman Deh Pon Mi Mind,” adding his signature flow. Buccaneer, known for his pirate-themed style and the song “Land We Love,” added a different flavor. Buju Banton, a Grammy-winning artist with classics like “Til Shiloh,” gave fans “Beauty Queen.” Famous Face rounded out the line-up with “Legs Up,” giving the riddim even more energy. Selectors loved this release, spinning it at street dances all through 2006. The Twice Again Riddim quickly became a favorite, filling dance floors and keeping the bashment spirit alive.
Twice Again Tracklist:
- Assassin – She Wants A Life
- Baby Cham – Woman Deh Pon Mi Mind
- Buccaneer – Land We Love
- Buju Banton – Beauty Queen
- Famous Face – Legs Up
- Ghost – What You Gonna Do
- Guru – The Juice
- Harry Toddler – Top Shooter Ting
- Kieshera – Tired Of Fronting
- Leroy Smart – Memory Lane
- Macka Diamond – Bad Macka
- Meeks & Meeks – Quicky Quicky
- Mr Easy – Selector
- Mr G – Pump Up
- Mr Vegas – Body Done
- Steely & Clevie – Twice Again Rhythm
- Sweet C – Together
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