AREA 51 RIDDIM produced by HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS 2012
Area 51 Overview
The bashment flow of the Area 51 Riddim is still remembered today for its heavy basslines and irresistible energy. Dancehall fans often talk about how this riddim brought people together on the dancefloor, creating powerful moments in parties and sound system sessions. Even years after its release, selectors and DJs reach for this collection when they want to spark excitement. Working back through the collection, each artist added a unique touch. Chi Ching Ching’s “Money” became a party anthem, with catchy lyrics and a beat that made everyone move. Ding Dong delivered “Wine Fi Mi,” a track that quickly became a dance favorite, encouraging people to show off their best moves. Gyptian’s “Rollin” brought a smooth, melodic flow, adding variety to the riddim’s overall sound. Munga’s “We Bad” gave the project a confident, streetwise edge, while Supa Hype’s “Get High” added a fun, carefree vibe. The instrumental, “Area 51 Riddim Instrumental” by Head Concussion Records, showcased the riddim’s full power and creativity. Behind the scenes, Head Concussion Records was the driving force. Known for producing some of dancehall’s biggest hits, the label helped shape the sound of the early 2010s. Head Concussion Records, founded by producer Tarik “Rvssian” Johnston, became a respected name in the industry, with millions of streams and a reputation for high-quality productions. The Area 51 Riddim’s bashment flow remains an important part of dancehall history. Its heavy bass and lively spirit continue to inspire both fans and artists, keeping its legacy alive in the dancehall community.
Area 51 Tracklist:
- Chi Ching Ching – Money
- Ding Dong – Wine Fi Mi
- Gyptian – Rollin
- Munga – We Bad
- Supa Hype – Get High
- Head Concussion Records – Area 51 Riddim Instrumental
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