Trap Riddim, Vol. 2 by One Dream Records 2023
Trap Overview
In 2023, the street anthem base of dancehall was impossible to ignore. Its heavy, rumbling sound kept speakers shaking at every sound clash and party. This style brought energy and unity to the dancefloor, creating a mood that was both bold and celebratory. Many fans and selectors agree that this bass-driven sound defined bashment energy for the year. Artists like Gabeana, Voice Mortal, and Crazy Mac each brought something special to the Trap Riddim. Gabeana, known for the song "Love Alone," delivered powerful vocals that matched the riddim’s intensity. Voice Mortal, with the track "Memories," added a memorable touch—fans may recognize Voice Mortal from previous collaborations that showed versatility across genres. Crazy Mac’s "Dream" kept the vibe fearless and raw, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s hard-hitting style. Dignity contributed with "No Love," giving the riddim a touch of emotional depth, while GRTNSS’s "We Rise" inspired listeners with its uplifting message. Each artist’s performance layered new energy onto the riddim, making the release feel like a true team effort. The Trap Riddim was built by a team focused on collaboration, and released under a label known for pushing dancehall forward. The track builder’s energetic beats tied everything together, giving the project a unified sound that celebrated the genre’s roots and future. In 2023, the street anthem base was more than just a sound—it was the heartbeat of dancehall, bringing artists and fans together in one unstoppable movement.
Trap Tracklist:
- Gabeana – Love Alone
- Voice Mortal – Memories
- Crazy Mac – Dream
- Dignity – No Love
- GRTNSS – We Rise
- Chippin – Overcome
- Bambi – The System
- Khawtion Blacks – Confidence
- Grim Boss – Love Tonight
- Khalifa – Paranoid
- Lazer Matrix – R.I.P
- Believe – L.G Nation
- Loyal General
- Romie Don – L.G Nation
- Powa Don – Shine
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