1ST QUARTERS RIDDIM produced by K-LICIOUS ENTERTAINMENT 2012
1st Quarters Overview
Today, the 1st Quarters Riddim is still remembered as a club favorite that helped shape the sound of dancehall in 2012. With its upbeat tempo and catchy hooks, this riddim was a staple in parties and dancehalls across Jamaica and beyond. DJs and selectors loved to play it for its energy and the way it got crowds moving. The riddim featured some of dancehall’s biggest names. Beenie Man & Malica teamed up for "Reminisce," a track that brought together their unique styles and left a mark on fans. Degree’s "Hold On" added a powerful vibe, while Denyque’s "All About Us" showed off a smooth and confident side of the riddim. Dre Zee contributed "Good Good Girl," and Fambo’s "Roll Out" quickly became a favorite for partygoers. Other artists also made their mark. Italis delivered "Money," a song that fit the dancehall mood perfectly. Malica shined on her own with "Best He Ever Had." Mystic’s "You & I" and Notch’s "NaNa" added more flavor to the riddim. Shaggy & Shaki’s "Anything" brought a strong finish, showing the riddim’s versatility. The creative force behind the project was K-LICIOUS ENTERTAINMENT, a respected name in dancehall production. Known for working with top artists and putting out memorable riddims, the label helped push dancehall into new directions in the early 2010s. The 1st Quarters Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its lively sound and the way it brought artists together on one unforgettable beat.
1st Quarters Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Malica – Reminisce
- Degree – Hold On
- Denyque – All About Us
- Dre Zee – Good Good Girl
- Fambo – Roll Out
- Italis – Money
- Malica – Best He Ever Had
- Mystic – You & I
- Notch – NaNa
- Shaggy & Shaki – Anything
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