1UP RIDDIM produced by HEMTON MUSIC / JAYCRAZIE RECORDS 2021
1up Overview
In 2021, the bashment flow brought fresh energy to dancehall, taking over sessions across Jamaica and beyond. The sound was both new and familiar, blending classic dancehall vibes with a modern twist. This combination made the bashment flow stand out as one of the year’s most exciting trends. Behind this movement was the skilled arranger and producer team HEMTON MUSIC / JAYCRAZIE RECORDS. Known for their sharp production style and ability to bring out the best in artists, they have played a key role in shaping the sound of recent dancehall. JAYCRAZIE RECORDS, in particular, has a track record of producing hits that connect with both local and international audiences. Their steady hand ensured that the riddim felt cohesive while allowing each artist to shine. The lineup on this recording featured some of the most talked-about names in dancehall. Daddy1, with his song "This Anuh Game," brought his signature energy and style that fans know from tracks like "Custom." Gold Gad’s "Nintendo" added a catchy, playful element; Gold Gad is recognized for hits such as "Client Convo," which has amassed millions of views online. Kwenshade delivered "Highway," keeping the momentum high with his unique flow. Mad Daag6 contributed "Groove," while Sanity DSane1’s "Cartridge" rounded out the project with a sharp performance. Together, these artists and producers made the bashment flow a defining sound of 2021. Their collaboration on this riddim showed the power of unity in dancehall, creating a release that felt both rooted in tradition and ready for the future.
1up Tracklist:
- Daddy1 – This Anuh Game
- Gold Gad – Nintendo
- Kwenshade – Highway
- Mad Daag6 – Groove
- Sanity DSane1 – Cartridge
- Shawn Storm – Dem Nah Dweet
- Squash – 1Up
- Wildlife Pettodene – Fully In Charge
- Zizi – Talk Bout
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