X-Treme Riddim – IN The Streetz

X-TREME RIDDIM produced by IN THE STREETZ (GREENSLEEVES RHYTHM ALBUM #12)

X-Treme Overview

If you love early 2000s dancehall, the X-Treme Riddim from 2001 is a must-listen. This riddim, produced by IN THE STREETZ (GREENSLEEVES RHYTHM ALBUM), was made for the club and dance floor. The energy is high, and the sound is sharp, just like the big dancehall hits of its time. Compared to other riddim compilations from that era, X-Treme stands out for its punchy, festival-ready beats. Many riddims from 2001 had a similar party vibe, but X-Treme kept dancers moving with its unique sound and strong lineup. IN THE STREETZ, known for working with Greensleeves Records—a major name in reggae and dancehall—helped shape the project. Greensleeves is famous for releasing legendary rhythm albums and bringing dancehall to fans worldwide. Big artists jumped on this riddim. Alozade delivered fire with "Rated Pg" and "Those Hands Nuh." Bling Dawg kept the heat with "Pass Dem Remarks." Bounty Killa, who won the 2002 MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act, brought his powerful style to "Liberty." Buccaneer added his touch with "Balm the Dead." Capleton, known for his hit album "More Fire," gave us "Man Bruk." Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim strong from start to finish. If you want to feel the real club energy of 2001, X-Treme Riddim is still the perfect choice.

X-Treme Tracklist:

1. Alozade – Rated Pg
2. Alozade – Those Hands Nuh
3. Bling Dawg – Pass Dem Remarks
4. Bounty Killa – Liberty
5. Buccaneer – Balm the Dead
6. Capleton – Man Bruk
7. Elephant Man – Bumba Claat
8. Elephant Man – Coob Dem Up
9. Frisco Kid – Be Wise
10. G Money – Bun Dem Out
11. Harry Toddler – Press Gas
12. Hawkeye – Wha Happen Mum
13. Jack A Diamond – News to the Media
14. Kiprich – Mi Nuh Si Nutting
15. Merciless – Bon Voyage
16. Mr Vegas – Duppy Durex
17. Mr Vegas – See it Deh
18. Nitty Kutchie – Cha La La
19. Okonko – Gideon
20. Sizzla – No Slackness