Wire Tap Riddim – So Seriuz Productions

Wire Tap Overview

In 2013, the Wire Tap Riddim brought new life to dancehall sound system culture. Selectors found fresh energy for their sets, with this riddim offering a mix that worked well both in the dance and on the radio. The sound was smooth, modern, and easy to blend, making it a favorite for DJs who wanted to keep the crowd moving. The producer behind this riddim, SO SERIUZ PRODUCTIONS, played a big part in its success. Known for their clean, modern dancehall productions, the label has worked with several respected artists over the years. Their attention to detail and ability to fuse classic dancehall with new sounds helped Wire Tap Riddim stand out in a busy year for Jamaican music. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Cubanis made noise with "Tic Toc," a track that selectors loved for its catchy hook. Dangles & Javel teamed up for "A Nuh Me Mek," bringing a playful energy that fit the riddim perfectly. Delly Ranx, who is well-known for his hit "Pon Di Corner" with Mega Banton, delivered "6:30," adding his veteran voice to the project. Gucci Automatik’s "Beg No Friend" and Iyara’s "Hard & Dun" also gave the riddim extra power, with Iyara already respected for his work alongside Bounty Killer and the Alliance. Other standout tracks included Kibaki’s "Money Money," Leetal’s "We Nuh Fear Dem," Quick Cook’s "Whop!," and Terminal Dg’s "Clear Chat." Each artist brought their own style, but SO SERIUZ PRODUCTIONS’ careful touch made everything fit together. Looking back, Wire Tap Riddim helped keep dancehall strong in 2013, giving sound systems and fans something fresh and memorable.

Wire Tap Tracklist:

1. Cubanis – Tic Toc
2. Dangles & Javel – A Nuh Me Mek
3. Delly Ranx – 6:30
4. Gucci Automatik – Beg No Friend
5. Iyara – Hard & Dun
6. Kibaki – Money Money
7. Leetal – We Nuh Fear Dem
8. Quick Cook – Whop!
9. Terminal Dg – Clear Chat