Good Life Riddim – Livup Records 2009
Good Life Overview
In 2009, dancehall fans got a new anthem for the dance: the Good Life Riddim. The track builder behind this high-energy riddim was Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, already respected in the scene for his sharp, modern production style. With Good Life Riddim, he created a sound that was both tough and catchy, ready to set any club or party on fire. From the start, the riddim’s journey was all about bringing together some of the most exciting voices in dancehall. Assassin, known for his lyrical skill and later for his feature on Kanye West’s “I’m In It,” dropped the hard-hitting “Ginep Stain.” Chino, who scored big with songs like “From Mawning (Never Change),” delivered “Haffi Get The Cream,” adding smooth flow and attitude. Elephant Man, the “Energy God” famous for hits like “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” brought his signature hype to “Liv It Up.” Flippa Mafia, always known for his flashy style, gave fans “Unfinish House.” Konshens, who would later reach international charts with “Gal A Bubble,” added “Goodlife And Livity,” showing his knack for catchy hooks. Each artist added their own flavor, making the riddim a true bashment favorite. Good Life Riddim stood out in 2009, a year packed with big dancehall releases. For selectors and fans, it was a must-play, with every track pushing the party energy higher. Even today, the riddim remains a reminder of dancehall’s power to unite voices and keep the dance floor moving.
Good Life Tracklist:
- Assassin – Ginep Stain
- Chino – Haffi Get The Cream
- Elephant Man – Liv It Up
- Flippa Mafia – Unfinish House
- Konshens – Goodlife And Livity
- Laden – Gal Dem A Call
- Mad Cobra – Street Mi Seh
- Mavado – High Under
- Vegas – Blessing
- Nazeno – Still A Raise
- Serani – Badmind
- Sizzla – Concern Fi The Youths
- Stacious – Goodlife
- Tuff Enuff – More Money
- Vybz Kartel – Hustle The Money
- Version – Good Life Riddim
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