BLOCK & CEMENT RIDDIM produced by BELLEVUE ENTERTAINMENT 2019
Block and Cement Overview
In 2019, the Block and Cement Riddim gave dancehall selectors a new spark for their sets. This riddim, created by BELLEVUE ENTERTAINMENT, stood out for its hard-hitting beats and lively energy. BELLEVUE ENTERTAINMENT is known for supporting modern dancehall, and their work on this project helped keep the sound system culture strong. The selector’s choice on this riddim blended well with other genres. The beats mixed elements of hip-hop and even a touch of afrobeat, making it easy for selectors to move between styles during their dancehall nights. This made the riddim popular not just in Jamaica, but also in dance clubs worldwide. Artists brought their own style to each track. Bencil Clickstar’s “Vlogger Execution” delivered lyrics with a punch, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s energy. Drizzy Fade appeared twice with “Block & Cement,” showing his steady presence in the dancehall scene. Fyah Bigz’s “Hong Kong” and “Hong Kong (feat Trizzy)” added a unique flavor, and Fyah Bigz is also known for his work with other Caribbean acts, building his name through strong performances. Other artists like Posh Morris with “Designer Tool,” Iyara with “Pissed Off,” Jeffrey Mykals with “Yu Fi Glad,” and Nazz Genna with “Prodigal Son” each gave the riddim their own twist. These tracks made it easy for selectors to keep the dancefloor moving, no matter the crowd. Looking back, the Block and Cement Riddim was more than just a release.
Block and Cement Tracklist:
1. Bencil Clickstar – Vlogger Execution
2. Drizzy Fade – Block & Cement
3. Drizzy Fade – Block & Cement (raw)
4. Fyah Bigz – Hong Kong (feat Trizzy)
5. Fyah Bigz – Hong Kong (feat Trizzy) (raw)
6. Posh Morris – Designer Tool
7. Posh Morris – Designer Tool (raw)
8. Iyara – Pissed Off
9. Jeffrey Mykals – Yu Fi Glad
10. Nazz Genna – Prodigal Son
11. Nazz Genna – Prodigal Son (raw)
12. Bellevue – Block & Cement Riddim (instrumental)
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