ACTION MAN RIDDIM produced by HYPEMASTERS ENTERTAINMENT 2014
Action Man Overview
In 2014, dancehall music was filled with energetic rhythms and catchy hooks. The bashment flow was at its peak, giving fans a mix of hardcore vibes and singalong choruses. This sound fit perfectly into the dancehall scene of the year, bringing people together on dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. Behind the scenes, HYPEMASTERS ENTERTAINMENT played a big role in shaping this sound. Known for their focus on strong, dance-driven riddims, the label has helped launch several popular projects in the dancehall world. Their productions often reach dancehall fans worldwide, building a solid reputation for quality and consistency. On the Action Man Riddim, a group of talented artists brought their unique styles. Dj Aaron and Scifi (Nuh Evidence) teamed up for "Room Service," matching playful lyrics with a driving beat. Donteh delivered "Gyal Dem Song," adding his own touch to the bashment flow. Gilloh’s "So Wi Dweet" kept the energy high, while Lyrical Ill’s "Nuh Talk Long" showcased sharp delivery and strong wordplay. Marc Brunnel’s "Jamaican Gal" celebrated the beauty and spirit of Jamaican women. Mc Advice brought it all together with "Action Man," rounding out the project. Dj Aaron and Scifi (Nuh Evidence) are known for their dynamic collaborations, and "Room Service" stands out as a crowd favorite from this riddim. Each artist added something special, making the project a true dancehall moment. The bashment flow on Action Man Riddim remains one of the pure sounds of 2014, capturing the heart of the genre and the spirit of its time.
Action Man Tracklist:
- Dj Aaron & Scifi (Nuh Evidence) – Room Service (Raw)
- Dj Aaron & Scifi (Nuh Evidence) – Room Service (Radio)
- Donteh – Gyal Dem Song
- Gilloh – So Wi Dweet
- I-Angel – Mama
- J-Zero & Bridgette Q – Make It Hot
- Lyrical Ill – Nuh Talk Long
- Marc Brunnel – Jamaican Gal
- Mc Advice – Action Man (Raw)
- Mc Advice – Action Man (Radio)
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