WIRE DEM RIDDIM produced by YARD STYLE ENTERTAINMENT 2015
Wire Dem Overview
Today, the party backdrop of the Wire Dem Riddim is still remembered by dancehall fans across Jamaica and beyond. The energy that filled clubs in 2015 is now seen as a symbol of that year’s dancehall sound. The riddim’s lively beat and catchy hooks made it a favorite for selectors and partygoers alike. As the riddim played, each artist brought their own distinct style. Beenie Man’s “Naa Stress” stood out for its confident delivery and smooth flow, quickly becoming a crowd favorite. Bling Dawg added his own vibe with “Hustle Fi The Paper,” an anthem for those chasing success. Capleton’s “All Right” brought his signature energy and conscious lyrics, giving the riddim extra fire. Delly Ranx contributed with “Jamaica Way,” bringing a touch of local pride and storytelling to the mix. Ghandi’s “Liqour Peggy” added a playful, party-ready tune that fit perfectly with the riddim’s upbeat mood. Each of these tracks helped shape the overall feel of the Wire Dem Riddim, making it a unified yet varied dancehall experience. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer worked to balance these different voices and styles, making sure every track sounded crisp and powerful. The producer, YARD STYLE ENTERTAINMENT, played a key role in the project. Known for supporting authentic dancehall sounds, YARD STYLE ENTERTAINMENT has worked on several notable releases and earned respect for keeping the genre’s roots alive. The Wire Dem Riddim’s party backdrop remains an important part of dancehall history, with its songs and artists still celebrated today.
Wire Dem Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Naa Stress
- Bling Dawg – Hustle Fi The Paper
- Capleton – All Right
- Delly Ranx – Jamaica Way
- Ghandi – Liqour Peggy
- Lady Saw – Last Night
- Mad Cobra – If You Bad
- New Kidz – Street Laws
- Ninja Kid – Black Pon Black
- Nuklear – Atm
- Rico Tayla – Real General
- Rave (Raw) – Rave
- Jjwizzle & Rico Tayla – Wire Dem Riddim
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