‘Lifestyle Riddim’ ruled the airwaves and Dancehalls in Jamaica and was undeniable the hottest ‘riddim’ of 2019. Highlight Tracks: Beenie Man’s Hypocrite, Spragga Benz’s We Nuh Like, Bounty Killer’s Eagle & Di Hawk Pepperseed Riddim (1994) Produced by Dave Kelly. As a matter a fact, almost every song on this ‘riddim’ was solid. 1) Poco Man Jam Riddim (Steelie and Clevie, 1990) Starting with a brief, obligatory mention of the now 25-year-old riddim that pretty much gave birth to reggaeton. Some of the best Jamaican riddims of all time: Showtime Riddim (1997) Produced by Dave Kelly. Demarco’ Slim A Wear and TeeJay’s One ft Bishop Escobar were both solid hits on the ‘riddim’ as well. The top three songs on the ‘riddim’ are Dem Nuh Ready by Vybz Kartel, Style by Chronic Law and Go Hard by Intence. The ‘riddim’ also featured songs from Vybz Kartel, Sean Paul, TeeJay, Chronic Law, Squash, Chi Chi Ching, Starface, Demarco, and Sikka Rhymes. 47th Floor Riddim After Party Riddim Answer Riddim Backyard Riddim Baddis Riddim Bagpipe Riddim Bam Bam Riddim Batty Rider Riddim Big Up Riddim Bitter. Intence’s debut was “Go Hard”, which peaked at number 18 and made the charts over 12 weeks. She created one of the best discographies by a female artist in Jamaica. Lady Patra was part of the first generation of female dancehall artists.

I-Wata’s breakout debut single was “Cut Off Jeans”, which peaked at number 32 on our Top 40 Dancehall Singles Chart. Reggae singer Patra (Dorothy Smith) in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1991. Real Rock This is probably the most used riddim in reggae Answer Also known as Never Let Go Riddim, because the original is not Dillingers tune from 1973. Officially released on May 3, 2019, this ‘riddim’ immediately took over the airwaves and streets of Jamaica while introducing new artistes such as Intence and I-Waata. Best Dancehall Riddims Of All Time This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience 17-Desperado - Party Can't Over Wayne wonder - sweet. The hottest Dancehall Riddim of 2019 was ‘Lifestyle Riddim’ produced by Redboom Supamix out of the Frenz For Real studios.

Best dancehall riddims of all time