Grave Fire Riddim – Hello Gh And Africa Hitmakers

GRAVE FIRE RIDDIM produced by HELLO GH & AFRICA HITMAKERS 2016

Grave Fire Overview

HELLO GH and AFRICA HITMAKERS are the producers behind the Grave Fire Riddim, a standout dancehall release from 2016. HELLO GH is known for working with rising artists in Ghana, helping to bring new sounds to the dancehall scene. AFRICA HITMAKERS have a reputation for shaping modern African music, often collaborating with top vocalists and DJs. Grave Fire Riddim blends hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks, making it popular in clubs and sound system events. The riddim’s gritty layers and strong rhythms give each song a unique power. Sicnarf Beatz is credited with creating the riddim’s instrumental, setting the stage for all the vocal tracks. Blakk Nacha Runks brings depth to the project with his song "Life Is Too Short." He is known for his positive lyrics and has been a steady voice in Ghanaian reggae and dancehall. Bullet Man adds more fire with "Run 4 Yuh Life," a track that matches the riddim’s intense vibe. Eye Judah’s "Testimony" stands out as well; Eye Judah is recognized for his melodic style and has worked with several big names in the industry. Other artists on the riddim include Kito with "Mumba - Secret Revealers" and Kurtis Yardie with "My type ah Badness." Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim diverse and exciting. Grave Fire Riddim was one of the big bashment highlights of 2016, showing the strength of African dancehall and the talent of its producers and artists.

Grave Fire Tracklist:

1. Blakk Nacha Runks – Life Is Too Short
2. Bullet Man – Run 4 Yuh Life
3. Eye Judah – Testimony
4. Kito-Mumba – Secret Revealers
5. Kurtis Yardie – My type ah Badness
6. Masaany – Follow Me Go
7. Scata-Bada – Roll by Roll
8. Sicnarf Beatz – Grave Fire Riddim
9. Unruly-Family – Stay Inna Yuh Lane
10. Xhila-Roy – Warning

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