Two Way Riddim

TWO WAY RIDDIM 2003

Two Way Overview

In the heart of dancehall culture, the yard beat brought an authentic street vibe to sound system sessions. This raw energy was perfectly captured in the 2003 release of the Two Way Riddim. The riddim was crafted by a producer known for blending artistry with entertainment, creating beats that resonated deeply with fans and selectors alike. One standout track on the riddim is "You’re The One" by Arnie Payne. Known for his smooth vocal delivery, Arnie Payne has been a staple in the dancehall scene, captivating audiences with his heartfelt lyrics. The Kronic Heights Crew also made a significant impact with their track "Work That Body," showcasing their ability to energize any dancefloor. Ninja Dan's contribution, "Texting," brought a modern twist to the riddim, highlighting his knack for catchy hooks and relatable themes. Ninja Dan has been celebrated for his dynamic performances and has a dedicated fan base that appreciates his unique style. Additionally, the track "Wo Way" by Version added another layer to the riddim, demonstrating the versatility and creativity that the Two Way Riddim offered. In 2022, fans still remember the yard beat as a dancehall anthem, a testament to its lasting influence in the genre. The collaboration of these artists on the Two Way Riddim not only showcased their individual talents but also underscored the power of sound system culture in bringing vibrant, street-inspired music to the forefront of dancehall.

Two Way Tracklist:

1. Arnie Payne – You’re The One
2. Kronic Heights Crew – Work That Body
3. Ninja Dan – Texting
4. Version – Wo Way