2wix Riddim – Genesiz Production

2WIX RIDDIM produced by GENESIZ PRODUCTION 2011

2wix Overview

In 2011, the 2wix Riddim became a favorite in bashment parties and sound clashes. This dancehall riddim, produced by GENESIZ PRODUCTION, brought together artists from different backgrounds, creating a lively mix of styles. GENESIZ PRODUCTION is known for supporting new dancehall and reggae talent, and has helped push the Caribbean sound into new places. The riddim stands out because it blends dancehall with hints of reggae, hip hop, and even Afrobeat. This makes it perfect for DJs who want to keep the crowd moving. The arranger’s skill is clear in the way every track flows into the next, making the riddim a strong base for each artist’s unique voice. 14Ro brings energy with the track Violence, which is well-known in the French Caribbean dancehall scene. Bidji, Ashaman, and Mighty Kalimba join forces on Please God, mixing powerful lyrics and harmonies. Funny’s System La Ni Fay adds a catchy, thoughtful touch, while Kalibwoy, known for his collaborations with Major Lazer, delivers Free Up, blending international sounds. Maldone M'Say’s Don'T Wess Our Time keeps the riddim fresh and exciting. Other artists bring their own styles: Mc Janik with Ki Sa Man Ka Tann, Naye’s Zap You, Phantom X’s 2Wix Riddim, Profa & Kalash’s Music, and Samx & Kellingston’s An Mitan Tet. Each song shows how the 2wix Riddim connects different genres and voices, making it a true bashment classic.

2wix Tracklist:

1. 14Ro – Violence
2. Bidji, Ashaman & Mighty Kalimba – Please God
3. Funny – System La Ni Fay
4. Kalibwoy – Free Up
5. Maldone M’Say – Don’T Wess Our Time
6. Mc Janik – Ki Sa Man Ka Tann
7. Naye – Zap You
8. Phantom X – 2Wix Riddim
9. Profa & Kalash – Music
10. Samx & Kellingston – An Mitan Tet
11. Sw? – We Love Music
12. Tiwony & Speedy – Dancehall Thing
13. Tony C – Love The Ladies
14. Wyckyd J – Vyb An Nou

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