868 WD40 RIDDIM produced by SHOWTIME EMPIRE 2019
868 Wd40 Overview
In 2019, the dancehall scene saw a powerful return of the yard beat, bringing raw street energy back to dancehall sessions. This sound was captured by SHOWTIME EMPIRE, a Trinidad-based music label and studio. SHOWTIME EMPIRE has helped shape the Caribbean dancehall landscape, producing tracks that reach both local and international audiences. Their 868 WD40 Riddim, released in 2019, became a standout riddim of the year. The 868 WD40 Riddim features several talented artists, each bringing their own style. Craigist stands out with his song Sid Dung, a track that quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties. Infamous K delivers Gyal Wine, a song that highlights his smooth flow and ability to get crowds moving. Jamiki Don brings energy with In A D Middle, showing his skill in riding the uptempo riddim. Kevin Dodds joins the lineup with #BOYB, adding his unique voice to the project. Mauby Dan’s Tambarine adds another layer of flavor, showing the versatility of the riddim and the artists. Each song fits perfectly on the 868 WD40 Riddim, making the release popular on playlists and sound systems across the Caribbean and beyond. For dancehall fans, 2019 cannot be remembered without this recording. SHOWTIME EMPIRE’s production and the artists’ performances made the 868 WD40 Riddim a true dancehall essential, proving that the yard beat still has a strong place in modern music.
868 Wd40 Tracklist:
- Craigist – Sid Dung
- Infamous K – Gyal Wine
- Infamous K – Gyal Wine (raw)
- Jamiki Don – In A D Middle
- Kevin Dodds – #BOYB (Bend Out Your Back)
- Lady Lava – Hop On The Top
- Lady Lava – Hop On The Top (raw)
- Mauby Dan – Tambarine
- Mauby Dan – Tambarine (raw)
- Yung Bredda – Bomb Out Ya Hole
- Yung Bredda – Bomb Out Ya Hole (raw)
- Showtime Empire Studio – 868 WD40 Riddim (instrumental)
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