ANTI VIRUS RIDDIM produced by WEEDSEED PRODUCTIONS – 2011
Anti Virus Overview
In 2011, fans of dancehall music often played the Anti Virus Riddim at late-night parties and yard sessions. This riddim, produced by WEEDSEED PRODUCTIONS, became a street anthem and is still remembered for its lively energy. The yard beat of Anti Virus Riddim stood out from other session tapes of its time. Many other yard session tapes used similar digital rhythms, but this riddim had a unique, vibrant sound that made it popular in dancehall circles. WEEDSEED PRODUCTIONS played a big role in shaping the sound of this riddim. Known for their work in the Jamaican dancehall scene, they helped bring together several top artists for this project. Their focus on catchy, energetic beats helped the riddim become a favorite for partygoers and DJs. The tape featured strong tracks from well-known names. For example, DEVA BRATT delivered “WORK HARD,” a song that matched the riddim’s energetic style. PATEXXX added his own flavor with “SWAG IT.” MEGAH B’s “NUH BAD UP” kept the party mood going, while FIRE STAR’s “DONT WORRY” brought a positive vibe. BOUNTY KILLA’s “CANT STOP KILLA” is another highlight. BOUNTY KILLA is famous for his powerful voice and has won awards like the MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act. BEENIE MAN also appeared with “LOVE AND PEACE FEAT. OMARI.” BEENIE MAN is known as the “King of Dancehall” and won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Other artists like KIPRICH (“CAN’T BELIEVE (RADIO)”), ALOZADE (“CAN’T STYLE ME FEAT.
Anti Virus Tracklist:
01 – DEVA BRATT – WORK HARD02 – PATEXXX – SWAG IT03 – MEGAH B – NUH BAD UP04 – BEENIE MAN – LOVE AND PEACE FEAT. OMARI05 – KIPRICH – CAN’T BELIEVE (RADIO)06 – FIRE STAR – DONT WORRY07 – ALOZADE – CAN’T STYLE ME FEAT. KIPRICH08 – BOUNTY KILLA – CANT STOP KILLA09 – DETERMINE – BAD MIND PEOPLE10 – WEEDSEED PRODUCTIONS – ANTI VIRUS RIDDIM
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