8806 RIDDIM PART 2 – STAMPEDE MUSIC 2017
8806 Overview
The 8806 Riddim arrived in 2017, crafted by Stampede Music, a name respected for fresh sounds in dancehall. This riddim carried a heavy, pulsing bassline and tough drum patterns, giving selectors plenty to work with. From the studio, Stampede Music shaped each layer, making sure every instrument hit hard and clean. The mix was soon in the hands of top selectors, ready to test the dance. When the bashment flow hit the scene, it quickly became a 2019 touchstone in dancehall culture. The selectors’ mixes, built on the 8806 Riddim, filled parties with energy and drew crowds to the floor. Each artist brought a unique style. Anthony b delivered "to the top" with his signature fire — fans knew him well from his classic "Raid the Barn" and his album "Real Revolutionary." King david’s "itiopia me king deh" added a deep, rootsy vibe, while Lyrikal’s "jah my guard" offered spiritual strength. Munga, known for his hit "Bad From Mi Born," brought sharp lyrics to "help yourself," showing his lyrical skill. Yellow man, a legend since the 1980s and the first dancehall artist nominated for a Grammy, kept things lively with "feeling good." Other voices like Hollow point with "you don’t have to," Lexx with "dem fe know," Black — er on "clean wine," and Sause’s "niceness" added variety, while the riddim instrumental from Stampede Music tied everything together. The journey from creation to release made the 8806 Riddim a favorite, lighting up dances and earning its place in dancehall history.
8806 Tracklist:
- Anthony b – to the top
- King david – itiopia me king deh
- Lyrikal – jah my guard
- Munga – help yourself
- Yellow man – feeling good
- Hollow point – you don’t have to
- Lexx – dem fe know
- Jahvante campbell – confusing
- Black-er – clean wine
- Sause – niceness
- Stampede music – 8806 riddim instrumental
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