WOW RIDDIM produced by YARD GROWN MUSIC 2005
Wow Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with the release of the Wow Riddim, featuring a lineup of talented artists. Aisha brought her unique style with the track "Baby Boy," while Blood Seeds energized the crowd with "Reggae Mur." Chico added his flair with "Defen' That." The riddim also featured Cobra with "Freaky Type" and Delly Ranks with "Do It Right," both known for their contributions to dancehall. Cobra, also known as Mad Cobra, is famous for his hit song "Flex," which topped the charts in the 1990s. The party backdrop for Wow Riddim was crafted by YARD GROWN MUSIC, a producer known for pushing the boundaries of dancehall music. YARD GROWN MUSIC has a reputation for blending traditional dancehall sounds with modern influences, creating fresh and exciting tracks. The Wow Riddim was a testament to their innovative approach, showcasing their ability to create infectious beats that resonate with fans. In addition to the standout tracks by Aisha, Blood Seeds, and Chico, the riddim also included contributions from other artists like Ikan with "Ghetto Rules," Lukie D with "Go," and Pelpa with "Sticky." Mega Banton & Delly Ranks joined forces for "Dont Stick," adding another layer of excitement to the compilation. The release of the Wow Riddim in 2005 highlighted the strength and creativity of yard studios, proving that dancehall music could evolve while staying true to its roots. This riddim became a favorite among selectors, providing fresh fire for dancehall nights and solidifying YARD GROWN MUSIC's place in the industry.
Wow Tracklist:
- Aisha – Baby Boy
- Blood Seeds – Reggae Mur
- Chico – Defen’ That
- Cobra – Freaky Type
- Delly Ranks – Do It Right
- Ikan – Ghetto Rules
- Lukie D – Go
- Mad Cobra – Freaky Type
- Mega Banton & Delly Ranks – Dont Stick
- Pelpa – Sticky
- Shynz & Aisha – Heaven And Back
- Sizzla – Stop Beatin
- Swade – Never Will I
- Voicemail – Ups And Downs
- Zyahn – Part With The Heart
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