AGOGO RIDDIM produced by RECORDJET 2017
Agogo Overview
The bashment rhythm has a strong place in dancehall music, known for its raw street energy and catchy beats. In 2017, this rhythm was brought back to the front of the scene with a collection of tracks that highlight its unique sound. The bashment style is all about heavy bass, quick drums, and a lively vibe that makes people want to dance. Several artists added their voices to this 2017 bashment project. Teacha Dee, known for his song "Rastafari Way," delivers a powerful message with "Poor People." Don Tippa, also on "Poor People," brings his own style to the track. Fireblack stands out with "New World Order," showing his talent for blending lyrics with energetic rhythms. Fitta Warri, who once worked with Sizzla, offers "Stronger," a song that matches his reputation for conscious lyrics. Ali Safari adds a different flavor with "Stodte," showing the rhythm's range. Other artists on this rhythm include Oranmiyan with "You Believe," Mr Joseph and Marlon B with "Takin Ova," Manda Bala with "Wicked Humanity," and Latty J with "Rebel." Each track uses the bashment rhythm in a unique way, but they all keep the original dancehall spirit alive. The producer behind this release is RECORDJET, a company known for supporting independent artists and helping them reach digital platforms worldwide. Their work on this project helped shape the bashment rhythm into a strong and unified collection. This 2017 bashment rhythm stands out as a true example of dancehall's pure sound.
Agogo Tracklist:
- Teacha Dee – Poor People (Feat Don Tippa)
- Fireblack – New World Order
- Fitta Warri – Stronger
- Ali Safari – Stodte
- Oranmiyan – You Believe
- Mr Joseph – Takin Ova (Feat Marlon B)
- Manda Bala – Wicked Humanity
- Latty J – Rebel
- Sheik General – Pressure
- Mishkah – Against Ignorance
- Melanie Mulenga – I Am
- Jahgun – Prayers Of The Rastaman
- Tiwony – Watch Dem Smile
- Tokel Effek Kastro – Stay Strong
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