1GUH RIDDIM produced by YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTIONS 2017
1guh Overview
In 2017, dancehall was full of energy and new sounds. This was the time when the 1guh Riddim came out, quickly becoming a big anthem in Jamaica. The riddim was produced by YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTIONS, a label known for bringing fresh beats to the dancehall scene. Young Vibez had already made a name with other popular riddims, and 1guh Riddim showed their talent for creating rhythms that get people moving. The 1guh Riddim brought together some of the biggest names in dancehall. Aidonia delivered “Fire,” a track that matched his bold style and kept fans hyped. Beenie Man, a legend in the genre, gave us “Bless U,” showing why he’s stayed on top for so many years. Chi Ching Ching’s “No Use U Mouth” added a playful twist, perfect for the dance floor. Jafrass came strong with “Middle Day,” while Popcaan’s “1guh” became a favorite for many partygoers. Other artists like Propa Fade with “Never Lef It,” Tommy Lee Sparta with “Otherwise,” Vershon with “Instant,” and Versatile with “Portal” all brought their own flavor to the riddim. The producer, Young Vibez, even dropped the instrumental “1guh Riddim,” letting the beat shine on its own. This riddim was more than just a collection of songs. It was the sound of the streets and parties across Jamaica. Even years later, the 1guh Riddim is remembered as a key part of dancehall history, showing how one beat can bring together many voices and create a lasting vibe.
1guh Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Fire
- Beenie Man – Bless U (Raw)
- Beenie Man – Bless U (Clean)
- Chi Ching Ching – No Use U Mouth
- Govana – Loco (Raw)
- Govana – Loco (Clean)
- Jafrass – Middle Day
- Popcaan – 1guh (Raw)
- Popcaan – 1guh (Clean)
- Propa Fade – Never Lef It (Raw)
- Propa Fade – Never Lef It (Clean)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Otherwise (Raw)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Otherwise (Clean)
- Vershon – Instant
- Versatile – Portal (Raw)
- Versatile – Portal (Clean)
- Young Vibez – 1guh Riddim (Instrumental)
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