NO CAPTION RIDDIM produced by DUTTY ROCK PRODUCTION 2020
No Caption Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Streets
- Sean Paul – Big Tings (Clean)
- Sean Paul – Big Tings (Raw)
- Chi Ching Ching – Fab a Dash
- Stylo G – Dat Mi Like
- Kemar Highcon – Top Gyallis
- Zagga – Bumpy Ride
- Ras Ajai – Verified
- Sotto Bless – Satin Fabric (Clean)
- Sotto Bless – Satin Fabric (Raw)
- Delly Ranx – Tun It Up
- Farenizzi – All Night Long (Clean)
- Farenizzi – All Night Long (Raw)
- Future Fambo – No Caption
- Busy Signal – Yow (Clean)
- Busy Signal – Yow (Raw)
- Noah Powa – Riches Man a Pree
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No Caption Overview
The No Caption Riddim first played in 2020, bringing a lively party feeling to dancehall fans everywhere. Born in Jamaica’s dancehall scene, this project quickly turned into a favorite at dances and street parties. Its upbeat tempo and catchy melodies made it stand out as a true bashment anthem. The riddim features several top artists, each bringing their own style to the mix. Beenie Man’s “Streets” delivers his classic energy, keeping listeners moving. Sean Paul joins with “Big Tings,” showing off his trademark flow and charisma. Chi Ching Ching adds fun and flavor with “Fab a Dash,” a song full of dance vibes. Stylo G’s “Dat Mi Like” rides the riddim with a UK twist, while Kemar Highcon’s “Top Gyallis” brings smooth lyrics and swagger. Other artists on the project also add to its strength. Zagga’s “Bumpy Ride,” Ras Ajai’s “Verified,” Sotto Bless’s “Satin Fabric,” Delly Ranx’s “Tun It Up,” and Farenizzi’s “All Night Long” each help make the riddim a full dancehall experience. Behind the scenes, DUTTY ROCK PRODUCTION crafted the riddim. This production team is led by Sean Paul and is known for bringing fresh sounds to the dancehall world. Their label, Dutty Rock Productions, has produced many hits and continues to shape the genre’s direction. No Caption Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its party backdrop and strong lineup of artists keep it popular in Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s energy and style remind fans why dancehall music is loved worldwide.