
Yard Rock Overview
In 2012, the Yard Rock Riddim became a favorite for dancehall fans, especially at late-night parties. The energy and style of this riddim came from the careful work of SPECIAL DELIVERY PRESENTS, a respected production team known for their detailed approach in the studio. SPECIAL DELIVERY PRESENTS, based in France, has worked with many top reggae and dancehall artists and is recognized for their influence in bringing Caribbean sounds to global audiences. The recording process for Yard Rock Riddim focused on strong rhythms and catchy hooks. The studio team made sure each artist’s voice fit perfectly with the beat. This attention to detail helped the riddim stand out and last through the years. Artists like Kiprich, Teflon, and Bobby Hustle each brought their own vibe. Kiprich’s "Pretty Pretty Gyal" added humor and style, showing why he is known for hits like "Telephone Ting" and his win at the 2012 Magnum Kings and Queens competition. Teflon, with "The Life," delivered a message of resilience, building on his reputation for conscious lyrics. Bobby Hustle’s "Fact of Life" gave the riddim a smooth, thoughtful edge. Chronixx, with "I Am Chronixx," added his signature roots-reggae flavor. Chronixx later became a major force in reggae, with his album "Chronology" earning a Grammy nomination in 2017. Redd’s "I Gonna Be" brought more dance energy to the mix. The Yard Rock Riddim remains a true dancehall classic, shaped by its talented artists and the skilled hands of SPECIAL DELIVERY PRESENTS. Its sound still brings memories of unforgettable party nights across the world.
Yard Rock Tracklist:
- Kiprich – Pretty Pretty Gyal
- Teflon – The Life
- Bobby Hustle – Fact of Life
- Chronixx – I Am Chronixx
- Redd – I Gonna Be
- Gappy Ranks and Winky D – Kings
- of Africa
- Delly Ranx – New Gyal Everyday
- Slash – Real Gallis Anthem
- Fiyah Binghi – Defend the Youth
- Livalect
- Version – Yard Rock Riddim
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