13th FRIDAY RIDDIM produced by SEANIZZLE RECORDS 2018
13th Friday Overview
The journey of the 13th Friday Riddim began in the creative studio of Seanizzle, a well-known Jamaican beat maker and the driving force behind SEANIZZLE RECORDS. With years of experience and a reputation for crafting some of dancehall’s most memorable beats, Seanizzle set out to create a riddim that would shake up the scene in 2018. His label, SEANIZZLE RECORDS, has a history of pushing new sounds and helping both established and rising artists reach new audiences. From the start, the 13th Friday Riddim was built for the dancefloor. Seanizzle’s signature production style—full of bold energy and catchy hooks—gave the riddim its unique sound. As the beat took shape, it quickly attracted top-tier talent. Beenie Man delivered “Mine How U A Pass Yuh Place,” bringing his legendary flow to the project. Busy Signal kept the vibes strong with “Round A One Part,” while Demarco’s “Nuh Funeral Cah Keep” added grit and storytelling. Importantly, this release was also a platform for new voices. Jayds made his mark with “Front Page,” and Nadg brought fresh energy on “Chatty Mouth.” Their inclusion showed Seanizzle’s commitment to giving emerging artists a real chance. The project was rounded out by Seanizzle himself with “Cut Dem Off,” Singer J on “Step To Them Brave,” and Wasp with “Run Nuttin.” Since its release, the 13th Friday Riddim has become a selector’s favorite, making its way into countless dancehall sets. Its mix of stars and newcomers, all on one powerful beat, has secured its place in dancehall history.
13th Friday Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Mine How U A Pass Yuh Place
- Busy Signal – Round A One Part
- Demarco – Nuh Funeral Cah Keep
- Govana – Knock It
- I – Octane – One Outta This
- Jayds – Front Page
- Nadg – Chatty Mouth
- Seanizzle – Cut Dem Off
- Singer J – Step To Them Brave
- Wasp – Run Nuttin
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