ANTI-SHOCK RIDDIM produced by JRK MUSIC 2012
Anti-Shock Overview
In 2012, the Anti-Shock Riddim brought a powerful energy to dancehall. The production was handled by JRK MUSIC, a label and producer known for crisp, modern riddims. JRK MUSIC’s attention to detail in the studio made sure each track had a strong melodic flow and clear sound. The riddim’s dynamic beat and clever mixing created a foundation that allowed each artist to shine. Artists like Bongo G, Delly Ranx, G Loc, Lukie D, and Mad Cobra used the Anti-Shock Riddim to capture the raw feeling of street parties. Bongo G’s “High” and Delly Ranx’s “How U Want It” both delivered energetic performances that fit perfectly with the riddim’s lively backdrop. Delly Ranx is well known in dancehall for his hit “Silly Walks” and for producing the album “Good Profile.” G Loc’s “Anyweh We Deh” added another layer of street flavor, while Lukie D’s “Out Of Love” brought a smoother, melodic touch. Lukie D is recognized for his strong vocals and has worked with Beres Hammond and other top reggae acts. Mad Cobra’s “Buy Anyting” gave the release a bold, commanding voice. Mad Cobra is famous worldwide for his 1992 hit “Flex,” which charted in the US and UK. The combination of these artists and JRK MUSIC’s skilled production turned the Anti-Shock Riddim into a favorite among selectors. Even years later, DJs still play tracks from this release at parties and dances, keeping its energy alive in the dancehall scene.
Anti-Shock Tracklist:
- Bongo G-High
- Delly Ranx-How U Want It
- Demo Page & Kavana-Robo-Octik
- G Loc-Anyweh We Deh
- Lukie D-Out Of Love
- Mad Cobra-Buy Anyting (Raw)
- Mad Cobra-Buy Anyting (Clean)
- Nuclear-Watch Di Gal Dem Wine
- Megah-Who Jah Bless (Raw)
- Megah-Who Jah Bless (Clean)
- Ras Fraser Jr-Fire Man
- Ratigan-Fire Blaze (Raw)
- Ratigan-Fire Blaze (Clean)
- Singer J-Hot Like A Fire
- Jrk-Anti-Shock Riddim Instrumental
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