Up Down Riddim was produced by Roy Francis for Mixing Lab Records 1999
Up Down Overview
In 1999, the Up Down Riddim came alive in the heart of the dancehall scene. This was a time when new sounds were shaping the future, and this riddim gave fresh voices a real chance to shine. The journey started in the studio with producer Roy Francis, the man behind Mixing Lab Records. Roy Francis had already made a name for himself with hits like “Jahovia Pray” and for helping many young talents break into the business. The riddim itself was crafted with care, and the mixing board king made sure every sound was just right. You could feel the energy and the romance in every beat. When it was time to record, artists brought their best. Action Fire delivered “Hold Up A Girl,” a track full of feeling and style. Determine, known for songs like “Kette Drum,” came strong with “Fassy,” adding his signature touch. Future Trouble & Meeky Melody teamed up for “Hi There,” bringing a fresh vibe, while General B, famous for his work with Monster Shack Crew, dropped “Anything.” Ghost, a singer with a smooth voice, gave us “Up Down,” and the riddim would not be complete without the “Up Down — Instrumental.” This release became a part of dancehall history, showing how a yard beat could bring together talent, passion, and the magic of the studio.
Up Down Tracklist:
- Action Fire – Hold Up A Girl
- Determine – Fassy
- Future Trouble & Meeky Melody – Hi There
- General B – Anything
- Ghost – Up Down
- Lexxus & Thriller U – Cutie
- Merciless – Tony Cutis Married Life
- Up Down – Instrumental
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