A GAME RIDDIM produced by HB REBEL MUSIC 2021
A Game Overview
In 2021, the A Game Riddim brought fresh energy to the dancehall scene, quickly becoming a favorite for late-night parties and yard sessions. Behind this vibrant riddim is HB REBEL MUSIC, a producer and label known for pushing new sounds while staying true to classic dancehall roots. HB REBEL MUSIC has built a reputation for supporting rising artists and delivering tracks that light up both radio and sound systems. The recording process for A Game Riddim focused on capturing the raw excitement of live performances. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim, shaping the sound system cut that fans still talk about today. Blaxk King stands out with "Time Now," a track that showcases his commanding delivery. HB Rebel, the producer himself, steps up to the mic with "Likes," adding his own twist to the project. jah p delivers "Mobay Badness," bringing his signature gritty lyrics and streetwise flow. Kenalex adds an edge with "Brawling Badness," while Kudoss and Blvk Dove team up for "Crown," a track that highlights their chemistry and lyrical skills. Notably, Blvk Dove is recognized for his collaboration on "Crown," which helped boost his reputation in the dancehall community. The A Game Riddim sound system cut became a true dancehall anthem in 2021. Fans remember how these tracks filled parties and dances, with each artist’s performance adding to the riddim’s lasting impact. The combination of HB REBEL MUSIC’s production and the artists’ energy helped cement this release as a modern classic in dancehall culture.
A Game Tracklist:
- Blaxk King – Time Now
- HB Rebel – Likes
- jah p – Mobay Badness
- Kenalex – Brawling Badness
- Kudoss, Blvk Dove – Crown
- Lyrical Gad – 274
- Mob City – Drugs
- Mystic The Great – Fast Lane Ego
- Perry Don – Money
- Ramos Rebel – Fully Active
- Tasaca Blancka – Blut Naaht
- Teacha Rebel – Rebel Badness
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