1 WAY RIDDIM VOL.1 – KONSEQUENCE MUZIK 2019
1 Way Overview
In 2019, dancehall fans got a fresh wave of energy with the release of the 1 Way Riddim. This riddim quickly became a favorite at late-night parties and street dances across Jamaica and beyond. The project was shaped by Konsequence Muzik, a producer known for bringing together different voices on one strong musical base. Each artist added their own style to the riddim. Bryka delivered “Wife Whine,” a song that became popular for its catchy hooks and danceable beat. Bryka’s smooth delivery helped the track stand out in clubs and at events. General B, a respected figure in dancehall, brought his veteran touch to “Bubble Bubble.” His experience and lively performance made the song a favorite for partygoers who love classic dancehall vibes. Ghost, well-known for his melodic voice, offered “Make A Toast.” His song added a feel-good mood to the riddim, perfect for celebrations and gatherings. Gyptian, famous for blending reggae and dancehall, contributed “Love You Baby.” His smooth vocals and romantic lyrics brought a softer touch to the project. The riddim itself, “1 Way Riddim,” was presented by Konsequence Muzik, showing the producer’s skill in creating a beat that could support many different styles. Fans still remember the 1 Way Riddim as a street anthem base that united artists and dancers. Its influence is still felt today, proving that a well-crafted riddim can become a lasting part of dancehall history.
1 Way Tracklist:
- Bryka – Wife Whine (Radio)
- Bryka – Wife Whine (Raw)
- General B – Bubble Bubble (Radio)
- General B – Bubble Bubble (Raw)
- Ghost – Make A Toast
- Gyptian – Love You Baby
- Konsequence Muzik – 1 Way Riddim (Instrumental)
- Maestro Don – Moonlight (Radio)
- Maestro Don – Moonlight (Raw)
- Starface – S*X On The Tracik (Radio)
- Starface – S*X On The Track (Raw)
- Zj Liquid – Pseudo (Radio)
- Zj Liquid – Pseudo (Raw)
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