Eternal Riddim – Notnice Records

ETERNAL RIDDIM – NOTNICE RECORDS 2011

Eternal Overview

In 2011, the bashment flow was a big part of Jamaican street dances. This style of dancehall music was known for its heavy bass, catchy hooks, and energetic rhythms. It was the soundtrack for many parties and sound system clashes across the island. The bashment flow made people want to dance all night and was loved by both young and old fans. The arranger behind this bashment style had a strong influence on how the music sounded. By mixing dancehall’s classic vibe with new elements, the arranger helped create a fresh sound that still felt familiar. This made the riddim stand out in a year full of creative dancehall releases. Several well-known artists voiced tracks on this riddim. Jah Vinci’s “Mama Love” is a heartfelt song, showing his emotional side. Maxwell delivered “Miss You,” adding his own flavor to the mix. Merital Family’s “On & On” brought a smooth, melodic touch. Popcaan, who was rising in fame after his hit “Only Man She Want,” gave fans “The City Yeah,” another strong track. Shawn Storm’s “Dem Badmind” kept the energy high with sharp lyrics. Vybz Kartel, known for his many chart-topping singles, added depth with “Life Goes On.” This bashment flow from 2011 is a classic example of dancehall’s power to bring people together through music and rhythm.

Eternal Tracklist:

1. Jah Vinci – Mama Love
2. Maxwell – Miss You
3. Merital Family – On & On (Meet Me)
4. Popcaan – The City Yeah
5. Shawn Storm – Dem Badmind
6. Vybz Kartel – Life Goes On