APOCALYPTIC WAR RIDDIM produced by FLYWEH RECORDS
Apocalyptic War Tracklist:
- Botanist aka Mr Lamington – Bad Omen
- CROSBY – Fulla Badmind
- Daddy Spencer – Yomelela
- Daimondwhite – War Against Humanity
- Dimahr – Can’t Trust None
- Itesman – I am De General
- Jah Link – Is It The End Of Time
- Jugganaut – Innah Real Life
- Mel B(Melhuchi) & Kg 40 – Take It Out
- Rickie Perplex – To The Moon
- Trushatta – Duppies Ah Dayz
- Mojelo & Chantty Natural – Magic
- Nego Hights – These Are The Days
- Version – Apocalyptic War Riddim
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Apocalyptic War Overview
The bashment rhythm of 2022 brought a raw, energetic style to dancehall, filling sessions with street flavor and heavy beats. The mood was bold and urgent, with each track pushing the boundaries of the genre. This was clear in the Apocalyptic War Riddim, where artists delivered their verses with sharp delivery and creative flows. Botanist aka Mr Lamington made a strong impression with his track "Bad Omen," showing off his unique sound that fans have come to expect. CROSBY’s "Fulla Badmind" added another layer, as he is known for his powerful lyrics and has worked with several respected names in the industry. Daddy Spencer’s "Yomelela" stood out as well, bringing his signature vocal style that listeners recognize from his earlier works. The riddim also featured Daimondwhite with "War Against Humanity" and Dimahr’s "Can't Trust None," each adding their own twist to the project. These songs together created a collection that felt both fresh and classic, keeping the dancehall spirit alive. Behind the scenes, FLYWEH RECORDS produced the riddim. The label has a reputation for pushing dancehall forward, with a history of working with both new and established talent. Their projects have reached wide audiences, earning streams across platforms and helping artists gain international attention. For many fans, the bashment rhythm of 2022 became a true anthem in dancehall. Its mix of tradition and new sounds made it a favorite at parties and on playlists, showing how dancehall continues to evolve while staying true to its roots.