ADDICTED RIDDIM produced by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS 2019
Addicted Overview
In 2019, dancehall was alive with big, energetic riddims, and Addicted Riddim stood out as a true party favorite. This set captured the bashment spirit of the year, filling dance floors and parties with its infectious beats. Many fans remember how the mix kept the energy high all night, helping to define the sound of that time. The riddim was produced by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS, a label known for bringing fresh sounds to dancehall. SILVER BIRDS RECORDS has a history of working with rising and established artists, and their releases often get strong attention in the dancehall community. With Addicted Riddim, they continued their reputation for quality production and club-ready music. Each artist brought their own style to the set. Saaje’s “Addicted” was a favorite for its catchy hooks and smooth delivery. AceGawd’s “Chop Di Line” added a raw edge, showing why he has become a name to watch in the dancehall scene. Maestro Don, with “Weekend,” delivered a track that matched the party mood perfectly. Maestro Don is also known for his earlier hit “Pioneer,” which helped establish his career. Eshconinco’s “Keep Up” kept the momentum going, while ZJ liquid’s “Party” lived up to its name, bringing good vibes to every event. ZJ liquid is a respected DJ and artist, known for his work on radio and for his dancehall anthems. Together, these tracks made Addicted Riddim one of the most memorable dancehall releases of 2019, keeping the bashment energy alive and strong.
Addicted Tracklist:
- Saaje – Addicted
- AceGawd – Chop Di Line
- AceGawd – Chop Di Line (Radio Edit)
- Maestro Don – Weekend
- Maestro Don – Weekend (Radio Edit)
- Eshconinco – Keep Up
- Lord Cavalli – No Regrets
- Lord Cavalli – No Regrets (Radio Edit)
- ZJ liquid – Party
- Dre swade – My Year
- Dre swade – My Year (Radio Edit)
- Noah Powa – Fresh to Death
- Silver Birds Records – Addicted Riddim (Instrumental)
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