AFTERSHOCK RIDDIM produced by MASSYCA RECORDS 2012
Aftershock Overview
When the Aftershock Riddim dropped in 2012, it quickly became a favorite among DJs and dancehall fans. The sound was fresh, energetic, and perfect for the club scene. MASSYCA RECORDS produced the riddim, showing their talent for creating rhythms that stand out in the crowded dancehall world. The label, known for supporting new voices and pushing dancehall forward, used their experience to craft a tight, polished release that still feels exciting today. The recording process for Aftershock Riddim focused on clear, heavy basslines and sharp percussion. MASSYCA RECORDS brought together a small group of artists who each added their own style. Iyara’s “Bubble Brain” is a lively track that highlights his unique flow. Iyara is well-known for his work with Alliance Next Generation and has built a strong following in the dancehall community. Blackman’s “In The Streets” keeps the energy high, while Jedazz brings a catchy vibe with “Money Mi Seh.” Kootan’s “Never Say Hey Man” adds a different flavor, helping round out the set. Bounty Killer, a true dancehall legend, contributes with “Rock & Roll.” Bounty Killer is famous for his powerful voice and has won multiple awards, including the 2002 MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act. Together, these songs shaped the dancehall sound of 2012. DJs loved mixing these tracks, and the riddim became a regular feature in parties and clubs. Looking back, the Aftershock Riddim captured the spirit of the year and remains a standout release in dancehall history.
Aftershock Tracklist:
- Iyara – Bubble Brain
- Blackman – In The Streets
- Jedazz – Money Mi Seh
- Kootan – Never Say Hey Man
- Bounty Killer – Rock & Roll
- Aftershock Version