AABRA RIDDIM produced by J SMALL RECORDS 2021
Aabra Overview
In 2021, the Aabra Riddim brought new energy to the dancehall scene, especially for fans of bashment. This project stood out for its powerful beats and club-focused sound, earning praise from selectors for tracks that fit perfectly into party sets. J SMALL RECORDS produced the riddim, building on their reputation for high-impact dancehall releases. The label, active in the Jamaican music industry, is known for working with both rising and established artists, and for bringing a modern edge to traditional dancehall rhythms. Their projects often gain traction on streaming platforms, helping to spread bashment music to wider audiences. The arranger behind Aabra Riddim used a hard-hitting style, making sure each track kept the energy high from start to finish. The recording process focused on consistency, giving every song a strong, unified sound while letting each artist’s voice shine. The artists on Aabra Riddim each brought their own style to the project. D'Angel, a recognized name in dancehall, delivered “Bubble Fi Yu” with both clean and raw versions. D'Angel is well-known for her hit “Stronger,” which has become an anthem for empowerment in Jamaica. Pamputtae, another standout, released “Is a Muss” in both clean and raw forms. She is respected for her bold lyrics and memorable collaborations, including her work with Vybz Kartel on “Sticky Wine.” Peppa’s “Ginger” and Spang to di G’s “Wah Know” added even more flavor, helping to shape the riddim’s identity. Aabra Riddim’s mix of strong production and standout performances made it a key bashment release of 2021, and an essential listen for dancehall fans.
Aabra Tracklist:
- D’Angel – Bubble Fi Yu (Clean)
- D’Angel – Bubble Fi Yu (Raw)
- Pamputtae – Is a Muss (Clean)
- Pamputtae – Is a Muss (Raw)
- Peppa – Ginger
- Spang to di G – Wah Know
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