Antidote Riddim – Yard Vybz Entertainment

1. Demarco – Love Me
2. Sizzla – Be Free
3. Jah Cure Feat. Lady Saw – Don’t Wanna Fight
4. Patexx – Love Of My Life
5. Fearless – Make Money
6. Angel Doolas – Atm Card
7. Ishawna – No Way
8. Jaheim – Whatever You Want
9. J Cole – Say You Love Me
10. Yard Vybz Entertainment – Antidote Instrumental

Antidote Overview

In the heart of Jamaica’s dancehall culture, street anthems have always set the tone for parties and everyday life. Heavy basslines and catchy hooks fill the air, bringing people together. In 2013, this energy was captured by the Antidote Riddim, a compilation that quickly became a favorite on the scene. The track builder behind this riddim is YARD VYBZ ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for producing modern dancehall hits. Over the years, YARD VYBZ ENTERTAINMENT has worked with top artists and helped shape the sound of contemporary Jamaican music. Their productions often blend traditional rhythms with fresh, international influences, making their releases popular both locally and abroad. Antidote Riddim stands out because of its strong lineup. Demarco’s "Love Me" shows off his smooth vocals and ability to connect with listeners. Sizzla brings positive vibes with "Be Free," delivering lyrics about hope and resilience. The combination of Jah Cure and Lady Saw on "Don’t Wanna Fight" adds emotional depth, while Lady Saw’s solo version, "Don’t Wanna Fight," highlights her signature style and powerful voice. Patexx’s "Love Of My Life" brings a romantic touch, and Fearless with "Make Money" captures the hustle of street life. Other tracks like Angel Doolas’ "Atm Card," Ishawna’s "No Way," Jaheim’s "Whatever You Want," and J Cole’s "Say You Love Me" add variety and keep the riddim fresh from start to finish. This street anthem base, built by YARD VYBZ ENTERTAINMENT and these talented artists, remains an important part of dancehall history. Antidote Riddim is a true reflection of the genre’s energy and global reach.