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    Apocalyptic War Riddim – Flyweh Records

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    Apocalyptic War Release Details

    • Riddim year: 2022
    • Style: Dancehall
    • Total tracks: 14
    • Unique artists on riddim: 16
    • Production credits: FLYWEH RECORDS
    • Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2022 Riddims List · 2022 Dancehall Riddims

    apocalyptic war riddim - flyweh records

    Apocalyptic War Riddim was released in 2022 by Flyweh Records as a hardcore dancehall juggling with a clear war-theme focus and a strong lineup of artists riding the same militant cut. Botanist aka Mr Lamington opens things with Bad Omen, while Crosby’s Fulla Badmind and Itesman’s I am De General help define the riddim’s tough tone alongside cuts from Daddy Spencer, Jah Link, Jugganaut, Mel B and others. Flyweh Records, the Cape Town-based label behind the project, has been linked to a steady run of dancehall and reggae releases, and this set keeps that rough, confrontational energy at the center.

    Apocalyptic War Tracklist:

    1. Botanist aka Mr Lamington – Bad Omen
    2. CROSBY – Fulla Badmind
    3. Daddy Spencer – Yomelela
    4. Daimondwhite – War Against Humanity
    5. Dimahr – Can’t Trust None
    6. Itesman – I am De General
    7. Jah Link – Is It The End Of Time
    8. Jugganaut – Innah Real Life
    9. Mel B(Melhuchi) & Kg 40 – Take It Out
    10. Rickie Perplex – To The Moon
    11. Trushatta – Duppies Ah Dayz
    12. Mojelo & Chantty Natural – Magic
    13. Nego Hights – These Are The Days
    14. Version – Apocalyptic War Riddim

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    Article writer and editor. Being raised in a music loving family, Shelley developed her love for music. She has worked in the digital space as a digital marketer for different industries. However, this has not deterred her passion for music as she has got to appreciate the uniqueness of dancehall and reggae. Having met people of different cultures through her college experience in India and at Africa University, she understands that people value different things and music is a part of people’s lives as it impacts each and everyone differently.