WOW!! RIDDIM produced by BIGGY MUSIC 2015
Wow!! Overview
In 2015, dancehall music was buzzing with energy, and sound systems played a big part in spreading new music across Jamaica and beyond. Sound system culture is about powerful speakers, selectors, and the latest rhythms, or “riddims.” That year, one riddim stood out in the dancehall scene: Wow Riddim. It quickly became a favorite for selectors, as its lively beats and catchy hooks kept crowds moving. The force behind Wow Riddim is producer BIGGY MUSIC. Known for his sharp ear and consistent quality, BIGGY MUSIC has worked with many top dancehall artists. His label, Biggy Music, is respected for releasing songs that often become dancefloor staples. Over the years, his productions have racked up thousands of streams online, showing his influence in the genre. Wow Riddim brought together several key artists. Assassin (Agent Sasco) delivered “Different Ting,” a track that stands out for its confident lyrics and strong delivery. Kalado’s “Kitty Pretty” added a playful touch, while Natel’s “Have You” brought smooth melodies to the mix. Ninja Kid’s “Haffo Get Touch” and Pamputtae’s “Goody Good” brought their own unique styles, making the riddim even more dynamic. Propa Fade’s “My Time Now,” Ranco’s “One Speech,” and Tanto Metro & Devonte’s “Miss Dynamite” all helped round out the project, giving it variety and energy. Wow Riddim is still remembered as a crucial sound system cut from 2015. Its influence helped shape the sound of dancehall that year, and it remains an important part of the genre’s history.
Wow!! Tracklist:
- Assassin (Agent Sasco) – Different Ting
- Biggy Music – Wow Riddim (Instrumental)
- Kalado – Kitty Pretty (Clean)
- Kalado – Kitty Pretty (Raw)
- Natel – Have You
- Ninja Kid – Haffo Get Touch
- Pamputtae – Goody Good
- Propa Fade – My Time Now
- Ranco – One Speech
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Miss Dynamite
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