#Bam Bam Riddim

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Roze Don Hops On A Classic Sound For "BAM BAM"

It wouldn’t have been Summer if Dancehall Artist Roze Don didn’t make a contribution. The Deejay has managed to stay consistent with the music, and fans anticipate every release. This time around, he’s getting the ladies ready to bubble in, “Bam Bam“. Produced by Bugzy2Flashy for 2 Flashy Records/Dark Disciple Records, Roze Don wants all the ladies to get on bad in, “Bam Bam”. The track taps into…

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In Jamaican dancehall music, a riddim is the instrumental accompaniment to a song and is synonymous with the rhythm section. Jamaican music genres that use the term consist of the riddim plus the voicing (vocal part) sung by the deejay. A given riddim, if popular, may be used in dozens—or even hundreds—of songs, not only in recordings but also in live performances.

Since the 1970s, riddims have accompanied reggae music and through the 1980s, more widely known as dancehall. As seen in dancehall music, there is a voicing part – sung by the DJ – over some riddim that has probably been widely used in many other songs. There is a unique establishment in the combination of riddims and voicing.

By 1993, Jamaica finally established a copyright act, but producers still face difficulty in establishing profit. Through proper registration, many artists now work on negotiating their royalties and taking it more seriously. The unique nature of dancehall and riddims have been highly influential on the numerous remixes that now circulate throughout R&B and hip-hop music.

Some classic riddims, such as "Nanny Goat" and "Real Rock" both produced by Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, are essentially the accompaniment tracks of the original 1960s reggae songs with those names. Since the 1980s, however, riddims started to be originally composed by producers/beatmakers, who give the riddims original names and, typically, contract artists to voice over them. Thus, for example, "Diwali" is the name not of a song, but of a riddim created by Steven "Lenky" Marsden, subsequently used as the basis for several songs, such as Sean Paul's "Get Busy" and Bounty Killer's "Sufferer."

"Riddims are the primary musical building blocks of Jamaican popular songs.... At any given time, ten to fifteen riddims are widely used in dancehall recordings, but only two or three of these are the now ting (i.e., the latest riddims that everyone must record over if they want to get them played in the dance or on radio).... In dancehall performing, those whose timing is right on top of the rhythm are said to be riding di riddim.

The bass culture of Jamaican sonic sensibilities is characterized with less emphasis on melody and large emphasis on the drum beats and low frequency bass vibrations to draw attention to the social grounding to the culture. These aspects of Jamaican music are expressed visually through the Dancehall choreography and its African inspired folk traditions, which emphasize earthly connection through flat-footed stamping and “bumper-grinding sexually explicit choreography, where the bass note is struck by the body itself—displaying its fecundity and celebrating its fertility”. This bass culture is also embodied sonically by the music's heartbeat, the bass lines often described as riddims, produced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. These riddims offer a sonic foundation on top of which different other sounds are incorporated to form innumerable versions.

African in origin (see clave (rhythm) and bell pattern), riddims can generally be categorized into three types. One of the oldest types of riddim is the classical riddim providing roots reggae, dub, and lovers rock with instrumentals, such as Bam Bam, produced by Sly & Robbie. The second type is the ragga riddim backing raggamuffin and dancehall songs, such as the Juice riddim, produced by Richard "Shams" Browne. The third type is the digital riddim, such as Sleng Teng, Punaany Riddim & Duck Riddim produced by King Jammy.

A number of riddims take their name and influence from African-Jamaican religious drumming such as the Kumina riddim, created in 2002 by Sly and Robbie, and Burru.

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What's deep dubstep? recs?

ooooHoho FUCK yes. You have stepped into my wheelhouse, here we go:

To understand deep dub, you gotta understand the roots of dubstep. Dubbing a song was an art form invented in Jamaica in the 60s and 70s, where you would make a B side for a single by taking the vocal out, spacing the other tracks out with various effects boxes, and playing the mixing desk like its own instrument. It was the art of seeing how much you can remove and still have a great track

(if you recognize the beat but can't place it, it's the stalag riddim; the basis for Sister Nancy's hit single Bam Bam and many others)

In the late 90s in the UK, reggae influences in electronic music were strong. This is the peak of OG jungle, the origin of drum n bass. So lots of ppl were sampling reggae records, and the windrush generation had created a flourishing soundsystem party scene. Producers began to slow things down, and embraceing the halftime grooves, skanking, and subbass pressure from dub reggae. Mala, DMZ, Deep Medi Music, Benga, Skream, Caspa, Loefah, Code 9, all of these artists (even though some would go on to make more tear out, raging dubstep, it started like this) were making music for clubs with this laid-back, bassweight focused feel

Now, back at the time, they had tracks called 'tear out' dubstep, which is the style developed by the likes of Rusko, Coki, and Caspa (and later cribbed by Skrillex, Excision, and his ilk). These tracks were crazier, more midrange synth heavy, and more focused on heavy womps than subbass grooves. Here's a couple examples of early tear out:

In the 2010s, with the explosion of tear out sounds in Brostep and eventually Riddim, Deep Dubstep evolved as a conscious response to this saccharine maximalism. It brings back the focus on heavy subs to make soundsystems flex, spaced out effects experiments, and the minimalism from early Dub. It's groovy, it's trippy, it's dark, and it breathed new life into the culture of exclusive dubplates and vinyl only releases. It's beautiful. And only makes true sense on a heavyweight soundsystem

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🔥Bam Bam Riddim (Murder She Wrote) Garnett Silk, Cutty Ranks, Nardo Rank...

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Chaka Demus & Pliers: “Murder She Wrote” (1992)

The sixth or seventh time is charm, as they say. Five years of attempts over so many producers is what it took to make “Murder She Wrote” a reality. In 1987, Pliers used Shabba Ranks’ “Original (Fresh)” riddim produced by Harry J., then with Clifton “Specialist” Dillon and then with Jack Scorpio. He then came to the iconic Sonic Sounds label in 1992 where he took pieces of a Bobby Digital- produced track (not referring to as RZA) and gave it to Sly & Robbie and engineer Jason Lee. That was where both Pliers and Chaka Demus passed around vocal duties and toasts over the mixing board, melting those toasts and melodic verses together and created the “Bam Bam” rhythm. 

But most of the real meat comes from Chaka- and Pliers’ subject: a girl of Maxine which the duo paint her as the sweet-and-innocent yet devious type. They not only show her care-free promiscuity, but also learn that she’s had many an abortion. Even in one case Pliers realized that she’s had another one six months in. That’s where the song title, “Murder She Wrote”, comes in, which it means someone who is so cunning and slick in doing such things and gets away with it. It was named and chosen by Pliers who happened to be a big fan of the show (1984-1996) and often thought of when hearing this single. 

Obviously, we can’t leave Angela Lansbury behind when asked about one of dancehall’s all-time greatest songs named after her show: "Oh, reggae! Oh, I'm thrilled to be part of reggae. Of course." Yeah, you fucking go, Angela.

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"Genesis Of Glory" Amerro Twist Drops 6 Track EP Big Steppers Music Group (BSMG) artiste Amerro Twist has recently unveiled his highly anticipated studio Extended Play, G.O.G, short for Genesis Of Glory. This 6-track masterpiece not only marks Amerro Twist's debut EP but also serves as a testament to his artistic maturation, musical evolution, and ongoing dedication to delivering exceptional tunes for his loyal fanbase.  A sneak peek of the track ‘Aza Money’ featuring Dare Mame Beat has already been creating ripples across social media platforms, generating excitement and anticipation ahead of the album's official release. In addition to Amerro Twist's solo tracks, the album features special guest appearances from renowned artists such as BAM Nation's Kooko and Fali Finest on the track ‘Kuntrumu’ and Great Awa on ‘Sudwe’. These collaborations bring a fresh and distinctive dimension to Amerro Twist's signature sound, showcasing his versatility and ability to seamlessly blend different styles within his music. By collaborating with these artists, Amerro Twist not only demonstrates his growth as a musician but also solidifies his position as a rising star in the competitive music industry. With the release of G.O.G, Amerro Twist proves that he is not just an artist on the rise but a formidable force to be reckoned with in the music scene. His ability to captivate audiences with his unique style and meaningful lyrics sets him apart, establishing him as a promising talent with a bright future ahead. As fans eagerly await the full album release, the buzz surrounding Amerro Twist and his latest project continues to grow, cementing his place as a standout artist to watch in the music industry. Production credits to A.T Riddims and Dare Mame Beat Get It here

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SOCA THERAPY - SEPTEMBER 22, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday September 22nd 2024

Making You Wine From 6-9pm on Flow 98.7fm Toronto

Hulk (Dr. Jay Plate) - Blaxx 

Soca Party (Riddim Master Anthem Intro) - Nadia Batson

She Ready - Adam O x Salty                

Lost And Found - Preedy

Bad in Bum Bum - Mighty x Subance

The A List - Pumpa

Ben Ova Miss (Super Clean Radio Edit) - DJ Private Ryan x Mela Caribe x Yung Bredda

Slip In - Geo

Back fi Ya Bend - Slida x Slipe

No Behavior (Touch Down, Shell Down) - Cloud 5

Mashup "When Ah Touchdown" - King Bubba FM

Mizik - Hypasounds

Mas Go Play - Erphann Alves

Live Yuh Life (Like Yuh Playing Mas) - Kes The Band x David Rudder

All of Me - Zan x Niyalee

Aye Gyal - Hey Choppi x Chalmer John

Pressure - Nailah Blackman

Practice - GBM Nutron

Slow Wine - Rae

In Meh Eyes - Viking Ding Dong x Karene Ashe

Look Meh In Meh Eye - Gailann x Rocky

Carnival Darling - Treason

Powder Puff - Xtatik

Long Time - Edwin Yearwood

Have A Little Wine - Lil Rick

Turn Me On - Kevin Lyttle x Maddzart

Over You - Kimba Sorzano

Celebrate Life - Kevon Carter x Shal Marshall

Counting My Blessings - Nadia Batson

Blessing Me - Jimmy October x Coutain

Never Again - Machel Montano

Gyal Wuk - Machel Montano

Wining Season - Machel Montano

Wukkin Up - Patrice Roberts

Born Wit It - Alison Hinds

TOP 7 COUNTDOWN - Powered By The Soca Source

Top Soca Streamed In United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Apple Music (Reggae)

7. All We Have - Destra x V'ghn

6. Truck On D Road - Bunji Garlin

5. #BAD - Skinny Fabulous

4. Carry On - Patrice Roberts

3. Ola - Olatunji

2. Better Than Them - Machel x Timaya

1. Big Bad Soca - Bunji Garlin

Rum Done Friend Done - Christo x Yung Seeche

In A Mess - Problem Child

Is Mas - Patrice Roberts

Own It - Imani

Feting Family - Shal Marshall

All About Soca - Derrick Seales

Oideyo - DJ Private Ryan x Lyrikal x Ann G x Jus Now

Is D Weekend (Soca Therapy Plate) - Third Bass

From Me Heart - Lil Rick

Ah Love It Here - Ricardo Drue

Play Mas - Teddyson John x Lyrikal

PAN MOMENTS

Down Dey - Michael The Pannist x Connell Thompson

Body Language - Michael The Pannist

TANTY TUNE

(1989) Workey Workey - Burning Flames

(1989) Island Girl - Burning Flames

Iron - Ricardo Drue

No Weapon (Jime Edit) - Tian Winter

Nat U (Quest Edit) - Claudette Peters

Bam Bam (Remix) - Drastic x Shal Marshall

Winin' Freestyle (Dr. Jay Plate) - Hypa 4000

Dutty Dancing - Hypa 4000

High Influence - Lavaman

Front Yard Wet - Skinny Banton

Wet It Up (Jester Edit) - Zeek

Take Ah Bathe - Iwer George

Carnival Jumbie - Problem Child

Horn - Marlo Benn

Someone Else (Radio Edit) - Litleboy x Quan x Trilla G

Sound Check - Mad Skull x Wetty Beatz

Stagga Dance - Natty x Thunda x Muddy

Addicted - Jab King x Travis World

Not From Here - Lavaman x Travis World

Jab Jab Festival - Pumpa x Travis World

Explore (Radio) - V'ghn x Travis World

Miracle - Kes x Tano

Unruly - King Bubba FM

Stop Calling Me Phone - Lil Rick

Resurrect It - Skinny Fabulous x Lil Rick x King Bubba FM

Come Home - Nailah Blackman x Skinny Fabulous

Burn - Skinny Fabulous

Spoil Button - Lil Kerry

Bi Polar - Lavaman

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION

Christmas Nice - Connector

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Johanman bejubelt zijn opvoeding in nieuwe afrobeat-song ‘Tjeba Tjeba’

Na een indrukwekkende terugkeer naar de hitlijsten met ‘Better Day’ en ‘ Rejoice’-twee solide tracks met muzikale buddy Jah Hands Baas, staat Johanman (Johan Seedo) alweer op het punt zijn derde release voor dit jaar te droppen. Het is ditmaal niet de reggae rocker, die we het beste kennen uit zijn dagen bij Reinforcement. De in Amsterdam wonende Surinaamse reggae legend, die in december weer op tournee is met Reinforcement in Suriname, kiest voor zijn nieuwe single ‘Tjeba Tjeba’ ook het voor hem tot dan nog compleet onbekende muzikale pad, de nu zo razendpopulaire amapiano beat. ‘Tjeba Tjeba’ is zoals de titel doet vermoeden een vrolijk en beweeglijk nummer, maar dan keurig voorzien van de voor Johanman zo kenmerkende boodschappen met positieve lading. En toch is ‘ Tjeba Tjeba ‘een meer bij de tijdse benadering met een voor Johanman compleet nieuwe muzikale inslag. De cirkel is rond wanneer hij vertelt dat de woorden in de tekst van ‘Tjeba Tjeba’ hem terugvoeren naar zijn kinderjaren. De catchy hook – "baka tjeba- wooi wooi – baka tjeba bam bam …" verwijst naar een liedje dat zijn oma hem als kind steeds weer voorzong om hem “even zoet te houden van de volgende ondeugendheid …” “Dit lied betekent ontzettend veel voor me want het voert je ver terug naar je roots, waar je vandaan bent …en daarom sta ik nu hier midden in dit leven” laat de veterane hitzanger ons weten. ‘ Tjeba Tjeba’ is een swingende schuiver op de aanstekelijke amapiano riddim uit Zuid-Afrika, gekenmerkt door synths en brede percussieve baslijnen, en wordt net als zijn twee voorgaande hits weer aangeleverd door hitstudio RN-Pro Beatz. “Ik ga mee met de nieuwe generatie producers, want die zitten midden in de sound van vandaag en hebben een brede kijk op wat leeft binnen de huidige muziekmarkt”, zegt Johanman hierover.“Het lied heeft lang in de steigers gestaan …ik heb er echt mijn tijd voor genomen en omdat het rootsy is, moest ik ook voor het eerst een verse in het Saamaka schrijven … wat op zich weer een authentiek karakter aan het werk heeft gegeven. Hier ben ik echt trots op”, vult Johanman in de juiste toon nog aan. ‘Tjeba Tjeba’ is te beluisteren op verschillende hitzenders, social en streaming platforms en de YouTube kanalen van Johanman en RN-Media Pro N.V. Read the full article

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(Motif-Radio) rEGGAE PON TOP # 28 2023 TRACK LISTING BELOW:

SINGLES: DUB SPECIALIST- BETTER DUB SIZZLA- LOVING AND TRUE SIS EFA- TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS JAH IZREHL- REPARTRIATION VAHRIIE- STUCK ON YOU AVARAN- WHO SHALL JAH SEND ABIYAH YISRAEL- WAKE UP HEZRON & BIG YOUTH- I SHALL BE RELEASED GINJAH- LIGHTER GLEN WASHINGTON- ROCKERS NUH CRACKERS EESAH, LOUD CITY ZJ SPARKS- RUDE WOY SHALOM- UNGRATEFUL

RIDDIMS: GINGER RIDDIM JAH DISCIPLE RIDDIM FREE THE NATION RIDDIM CALI ROOTS RIDDIM

DANCEHALL: GREG EVEN FT. BLACKOUT JA- INNA DANCEHALL STYLE VICTORIA MONET FT. BUJU BANTON- PARTY GIRLS TRANCE 1GOV- PROJECTS IWAATA- PERITOL SKRAM BAM- PARTY YAH NICE DROP IT RIDDIM PABLO YG & MOYANN- LINK UP PUBLIK REPORT & CHINO MCGREGOR- I AM SORRY TATIK- FRESH RASTABIGGZ- PUFFIN BLACKOUT JA, TANYA STEPHENS, APOLLO- GHETTO ANGEL CHRONIC LAW- TOO CAUGHT UP

ROOTS/LOVERS ROCK/ONE DROP: MIKEY DUB- BYE BYE PRINCE JAMO- WE THE PEOPLE DAMIEN MARLEY- MY SWEET LORD MATRUJAH- HEART AND SOUL SHALOM- ISRAEL DENNIS BROWN- LET LOVE IN DENNIS BROWN- CONCENTRATION BITTY MCLEAN- THE NEED IN ME BITTY MCLEAN- BABYLON HAS FALLEN JUNIOR DELGADO- DEVILS THRONE JUNIOR DELGADO- SONS OF SLAVES MICHAEL PROPHET- TURN ME LOOSE MICHAEL PROPHET- CONSCIOUS DREADLOCKS BARRINGTON LEVY- CHANGES

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BAM BAM Riddim Mixxx (Pilers, Sean Paul, Kartel, Shabba Ranks and more)

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King Imxge Releases Visual For Viral Hit, "Bam Bam Bidam Bam"

One thing with Caribbean people, they will make a song out of anything, and it will be become popular in a community, and then it becomes something that takes on the world. An example of this is upcoming Dancehall Artist/Entrepreneur King Imxge with his track, “Bam Bam Bidam Bam“. What started as a fun moment during his day to day hustle in Downtown Kingston quickly turned into a viral moment on…

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A Duppy Echoes Cassette Mixtape

Version I

U Roy - Just Another Girl

Junior Reid - Matches in IV

Eek A Mouse - Crime

Gregory Isaacs - The Ruler

Johnny Osbourne Line Up

Johnny Osbourne - Ice Cream Love

Bunny General - Weh Dem A dO

Little John and Billy Boyo - Janet Sinclaire

Cocoa Tea - No Threat

Ninjaman - Murder Dem

Yellowman - Shorties

Dennis Brown - History (Instrumental)

Side B - Version I

Mad Cobra - Pet & Pamper

Tanya Stephens - Cry and Brawl

Mr Vegas & Sean Paul - Tiger Bone

Jah Thunder - Name

Sly and Robbie - Corners Boy

Kode 9 & Space Ape - Kingstown

Steely & Clevie - Bitter Blood

Sizzla - Do What Jah Say

Sweetie Irie - Racists

T.O.K - Bam Bam

Mr Eazi - Sekkle & Bop

Blaxx & Vendetta - Egyptian Riddim

Lenky & Sly - Now Thing Riddim

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🔥Bam Bam Riddim (Murder She Wrote) Garnett Silk, Cutty Ranks, Nardo Rank...

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Download Mixtape: DJ Sidez - RAGGAMUFFIN DANCEHALL

Dj Sidez kickstart the year with this evergreen reggae mix titled “RAGGAMUFFIN DANCEHALL MIXTAPE“ featuring various Reggae artists like: Chaka Demus,Shabba Ranks,Nardo Ranks,Cutty Ranks, Patra, Buju Banton,Sean Paul and many more. The major intention of this exceptional mixtape is to bring back old Reggae Riddim Memories to all the Reggae Lovers. Download and enjoy the Reggae Vibes DOWNLOAD HERE TRACKLISTSean Paul _ InfiltrateBuju Banton _ ChampionWard 21 _ HatersDirtsman _ Hot This YearBuju Banton Ft Nadine Sutherland _ Wicked DickieNardo Ranks _ Bad in a Sound ClashShabba Ranks Ft Krystal _ Twice my ageBeenie Man x Mr Vegas _ Filthy RiddimBuju Banton _ ActionPatra _ Queen Of The ParkBeenie Man _ DudeCutty Ranks _ Six million ways to dieBeenie Man _ Let Him GoMr. Vegas _ Heads HighRed Rat _ That Girl (Shelley Ann)Raghav _ Teri BantonChaka Demus & Pliers _ Murder She WroteRaghav _ Angel EyesChaka Demus & Pliers _ Bam BamMario _ Let Me Luv U Ragga RiddimNardo Ranks _ Them A BleachBarrington Levy & Cutty Ranks _ Dancehall rockRihanna _ Rude Boy Ragga RiddimTanto Metro & Devonte _ Give it to herSean Paul _ Can you do the workKelvin Lyttle _ Back UpShabba Ranks _ Ting A LingRed Rat _ Tight Up SkirtTanto Metro & Devonte _ Everyone Falls in LoveDiana King _ LiesLouchie Lou _ Rich GirlPapa San _ Maddy Maddy CryShabba Ranks _ Trailer Load a girlsSuper Cat _ Ghetto Red HotPatra _ Romantic CallShaggy &. Rayvon _ Big UpPatra _ Wok The MoneyCutty Ranks_ Limb By LimbBuju Banton _ Mind Behind The windShaggy Ft Ninja Man _ Church Heathen The PastorSean Paul _ Get Busy Ragga Riddim Read the full article

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December 15th Playlist

The latest installment of DJ John Digweed’s Quattro collections is just starting to hit shops, so while we wait for our copy to arrive, we thought we would revisit Quattro II on this week’s episode. We include several uptempo selections as well a couple more ambient trippy tracks from DJ/Producer Robert Babicz. As is often the case we go a completely different direction on Side B, with a nostalgic look back at late 80′s dancehall reggae with a conscience vibe. It was fun to hear some great vocals and riddims from the “golden age” before AutoTune ruined so much of it. 

Side A

Howling at the Moon-Hank Williams Rust (Breaks Mix)-Stelios Vassaloudis Persuasion-Science Department Tracer-Emerson, Digweed, Muir Raise (Quivver Mix)-John Digweed & Nick Muir  Bizarre Color Bending-Robert Babicz Walking with Closed Eyes-Robert Babicz

Side B Til I’m Laid to Rest-Buju Banton Any Which Way Freedom-Mutabaruka Do Good-Yami Bolo, Joey Wales, Jack Radics, Charlie Chaplin Roots and Culture-Shabba Ranks Bam Bam-Chaka Demus & Pliers Santa Barbara-Taxi Gang I and I Survive (dub)-Burning Spear Brain Food (dub)-Burning Spear

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SOCA THERAPY - JUNE 9, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday June 9th 2024

Making You Wine From 6-9pm on Flow 98.7fm Toronto

Top Striker (Dr. Jay Plate) - Lil Natty & Thunda

Section (Ryan Sayeed's Riddim Section Intro) - Lil Natty & Thunda

Stagga Dance - Lil Natty & Thunda x Muddy

Whoop Waps - Skinny Fabulous x Jab King

Weh Yuh From - Keith Currency

Doh Bother Meh - Problem Child x Lavaman

Out The Way (Vincy Version) - Lyrikal

Fling It - Patrice Roberts

Born So - Problem Child

Bun Up - Shal Marshall

Is We (Travis World Edit) - Patrice Roberts

Anxiety (DJ Kevin Stage Edit) - Patrice Roberts

Anxiety (Dr. Jay Plate) - Patrice Roberts

Miracle - Kes & Tano

Beatin Road - Preedy

Beatin' Road (Remix) - Preedy x Patrice Roberts

Night & Day - Th3rd x JMTB

Wassy - Full Blown

The Answer - Erphaan Alves

Trini Gyal - Mical Teja

Grown Up - Patrice Roberts

Rocket - Preedy

Jub Jub - Kes

When Last (Remix) - GBM Nutron x Jus Jay King ft Grateful Co

Clock Een - Pumpa x Jus Jay King

Runway - Jagwa de Champ x Jus Jay King

Not Alone - Skinny Fabulous x Leadpipe x Jus Jay King

Bashment Come Back Again - Gorg ft Superlynks 

Black Chyna - Marzville 

Ba Ba Ben (Wine & Bend Pt 2) - DJ Cheem

Birthday Bashment Freestyle - Lil Rick

Happy Place (Ryan Sayeed's Riddim Up Intro) - Lyrikal

Backyard Jam - Farmer Nappy

Jam On De Inside - Jaiga

Better Days - Patrice Roberts

People Business - Teddyson John x Skinny Fabulous

Hold Me - Charly Black

10 Outta 10 - Machel Montano

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Top Songs By Patrice Roberts Streamed on Apple Music (Reggae) in Canada

7. Tender - Patrice Roberts

6. Carry On - Patrice Roberts

5. Like It Like This - Patrice Roberts x Kes

4. Splash - Patrice Roberts x Nessa Preppy

3. Like Yuh Self - Patrice Roberts x Machel Montano

2. Ammunition [Clean] - Patrice Roberts x Dexta Daps

1. Mind My Business - Patrice Roberts x Travis World x Dan Evens

Rock n Roll - Preedy x Dr. Jay x DJ Crown Prince

Allez - Teddyson John

Brave - Dynamite

Ducking (Jus-Jay Intro Edit) - Fadda Fox

Holiday (DM Edit Clean) - Problem Child 

Hot Gyal Anthem (DJ Kevin Intro Edit) - GBM Nutron

In The Center (BD Did It) - GBM Nutron x Farmer Nappy

Ah Love It Here - Ricardo Drue

Fete Woman and Alcohol - Terron

The Menu - Teddyson John 

Impossible - Problem Child x Patrice Roberts

A Little Wine - Patrice Roberts

Bend - Imani Ray

The A List - Pumpa

Lost & Found - Preedy

Show Me - Added Rankin

Playing Mas - Fimba

In Front Ah Me - Keith Currency

My Time - Prezzi Don

How Ah Like It - Problem Child

Jook In The Junction (Selectah Kerry Edit) - Yung Bredda x College Boy Jesse

PAN MOMENTS

Dr. Cassandra - Chord Masters Orchestra

TANTY TUNE

(1994) Dada Ragga - Elsworth James

On And On - Roger George

Wishful Encounters - Bunji Garlin

Take A Wine - Bud

Watching Me - Gailann x Benjai

Roll It - Alison Hinds

On De Road - Massive Chandileer ft Ronnie McIntosh

Footsteps - Xtatik ft Wayne Rodriguez

Rudeness On De Road - New Direction

Conch Shell - WCK

Crazy Frog - Froggie

Send That Riddim Crazy - Bunji Garlin

Big Belly Man - Mac Fingall

Food Cookup (Road Mix) - Madd

Yardie - Krosfyah

Signal To Lara - Superblue

Rev De Engine - General Grant

Happy Carnival - Patrice Roberts

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION

Bump & Shake Yuh Bam Bam - Connector

Wet Meh - Krosfyah ft Edwin Yearwood

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