1 LAW RIDDIM produced by ONE LAW ENTERTAINMENT 2020
1 Law Overview
When the 1 Law Riddim dropped, dancehall fans across Jamaica and the diaspora quickly embraced it. The energy of the project made it a staple at parties, street dances, and even on radio. Its infectious beats and catchy hooks turned it into a true yard anthem, with listeners praising the seamless blend of raw dancehall vibes and modern production. A big part of the riddim’s success comes from the standout contributions of several artists. Big Voice’s “Naa Dead Suh” became an instant favorite with its confident delivery and memorable chorus. Bully Frass brought a gritty edge with “Death Medicine,” giving the tracklist a tough, streetwise flavor. Chronic Law’s “Pree” showcased his signature flow and lyricism, resonating with fans who connect to his real-life storytelling. Daddy1 added his own twist with “Brand New Arcus,” a track that quickly picked up momentum thanks to its catchy rhythm and bold lyrics. Fright Jet’s “Skills” stood out for its energetic performance, helping the riddim maintain its high-octane feel from start to finish. Behind the scenes, ONE LAW ENTERTAINMENT crafted the riddim and released it under their label. Known for producing hard-hitting dancehall projects, ONE LAW ENTERTAINMENT has built a reputation for quality and consistency in the genre. Their work on 1 Law Riddim not only brought together a strong lineup but also helped push the sound forward. Today, the 1 Law Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its impact on both fans and the wider music scene.
1 Law Tracklist:
- Big Voice – Naa Dead Suh
- Bully Frass – Death Medicine
- Chronic Law – Pree
- Daddy1 – Brand New Arcus
- Fright Jet – Skills
- I Voltage – 1 Law
- Lexie Thickness – Anything
- Mad Daag6 – Dirt
- Rebel – Me Will Dweet
- Shawn Storm – Chargie
- Shaqstar – Chip
- Squash – Dem Fraid A Me
- Zizi – Target
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