Wood Antz Riddim

WOOD ANTZ RIDDIM 2003

Wood Antz Overview

In 2003, the Wood Antz Riddim brought a fresh wave to dancehall music. It captured the rebellious energy of its time, similar to other collections like Diwali and Buy Out riddims. These collections were known for their catchy beats and memorable tracks, but Wood Antz stood out with its unique bashment flow. Baby Quin's "Turn The Page" and Big Red's "Sick Head" are standout tracks on this riddim. Baby Quin is known for his engaging lyrics and has been a prominent figure in the dancehall scene. Big Red's energetic delivery in "Sick Head" adds to the riddim's intensity. Gunny Ranks also shines with "Good Times Roll," a track that emphasizes the riddim's vibrant and lively spirit. Junior Killa's "Certain Gal" and Mhk's "Bedroom Fight" further highlight the diversity and appeal of the Wood Antz Riddim. Each artist brings their unique style, making the collection a favorite among dancehall fans. The riddim's ability to bring together different artists with distinct sounds is similar to the success of other riddims of the era, which also featured various artists showcasing their talents. Although the producer of Wood Antz Riddim is not widely recognized, the project remains influential. Dancehall selectors still rate this collection highly even in 2022, showing its lasting impact. The riddim continues to resonate with fans, offering a nostalgic yet timeless dancehall experience.

Wood Antz Tracklist:

1. Baby Quin – Turn The Page
2. Big Red – Sick Head
3. Gunny Ranks – Good Times Roll
4. Junior Killa – Certain Gal
5. Mhk – Bedroom Fight
6. Scarbough – Could A See
7. Sherif & Stress Crew – Rollin
8. Stress Crew – Money A Go Mek
9. Unknown – Bomb Shell You Are
10. Unknown – Get Me Vex
11. Unknown – My Life Is All I’ve Got
12. Unknown – Nah Chi Chi Man Friend
13. Unknown – Taliban
14. Unknown – The One In Your Life
15. Unknown – Wood Antz

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