AA XII RIDDIM produced by MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP 2014
Aa Xii Overview
The Aa Xii Riddim stands out as a defining dancehall project of 2014. Produced by MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP, this riddim brought a fresh energy to the scene and influenced the sound of that year. MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP, known for their sharp ear and hands-on studio work, guided the recording process with a focus on tight rhythms and bold vocal styles. Their approach in the studio helped the riddim achieve a polished yet raw feel, making each track hit hard on sound systems. The riddim features standout tracks from Blak Diamon, Bookie, and Bumba C4, each bringing their own style. Blak Diamon’s “You See Me” delivers confident lyrics over the driving beat, while Bookie’s “Dem Prove (Edit)” adds a catchy flow that selectors favored in their sets. Bumba C4’s “Promise” stands out with its gritty delivery, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s tough edge. Other artists like Chilando with “Protect Me Jah” and Digital Sham with “Gun A Buss” added depth and variety, giving selectors more options for their playlists. Each song was recorded with attention to detail, capturing the energy of the artists in the booth. The studio team at MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP played a key role, making sure every vocal and instrument blended smoothly. The Aa Xii Riddim became a favorite among selectors, who valued its mix of strong performances and danceable grooves. Tracks like these helped shape dancehall’s direction in 2014, and the riddim remains a touchstone for fans and DJs alike.
Aa Xii Tracklist:
- Blak Diamon – You See Me
- Bookie – Dem Prove (Edit) & (Raw)
- Bumba C4 – Promise
- Chilando – Protect Me Jah
- Digital Sham – Gun A Buss
- Don Husky – Dawgz
- Jah Will – Tek It 2 Dem (Edit) & (Raw)
- Jahternal – Dream
- Kiprich – Slave
- Mr Chung – Bredda Dem
- Naazir – Squeeze Eeh
- Rage X Sk – Rookie
- Sabatooth – Gold (Edit) & (Raw)
- Tommy Lee – No Enemy
- Majah Music – Aa12 Riddim Instrumental
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