Up And Running Riddim – Frenz For Real

UP AND RUNNING RIDDIM produced by FRENZ FOR REAL – 2011

Up And Running Overview

Up And Running Riddim comes straight from Jamaica’s dancehall scene in 2011. This sound system cut quickly found its way into late-night parties and street dances. The riddim’s sharp, energetic beat made it a favorite for selectors and DJs. The artists on this release brought their own flavor. Star’s “unruly” is a standout, with raw lyrics and a catchy hook. Bentley’s “dem nuh like mi” is full of attitude, showing off his confident style. Determine delivers “no suckie duckie,” a song that keeps the energy high and the crowd moving. Gott yo brings “gallis sunda,” a track all about the gyallis lifestyle, and teams up with propally on “aids,” a serious song with a hard-hitting message. Propally also appears solo on “aids,” giving another angle to the topic. The riddim also features Kanaga with “hot ova back,” Karamanti’s “grab man,” and Natural black’s “stallion.” Rojah dalla’s “girls alone” is another favorite, keeping the party vibes strong. Behind the mixing board is FRENZ FOR REAL, a respected producer in the dancehall world. FRENZ FOR REAL has built a reputation for crisp, modern beats and has worked with many top artists. His label, Frenz For Real Records, is known for putting out high-quality dancehall and reggae music. The Up And Running Riddim shows his skill in bringing together different voices while keeping the sound tight and unified. This riddim is still remembered for its influence on dancehall, its club impact, and the way it brought artists together. Up And Running Riddim remains a true classic in the genre.

Up And Running Tracklist:

1. Star – unruly
2. Bentley – dem nuh like mi
3. Determine – no suckie duckie
4. Gott yo – gallis sunda
5. Gott yo ft propally – aids
6. Kanaga – hot ova back
7. Karamanti – grab man
8. Natural black – stallion
9. Rojah dalla – girls alone
10. Smokie benz – grab gyal
11. Star – unruly
12. Turbulence – no suck suck ting
13. Unicorn – tickle tickle
14. Vershion – gyal walk out