ARGUMENT RIDDIM – GRAB DEM RECORDS – X-KALIBA RECORDS 2021
Argument Overview
When Argument Riddim dropped in 2021, dancehall fans quickly embraced its heavy basslines and energetic vibe. The release became a favorite in clubs and street parties, with listeners praising its infectious rhythms and powerful performances. Street Gena’s “Wallstreet” stood out as one of the project’s highlights, showcasing his sharp delivery and lyrical style. Street Gena, who previously gained attention with tracks like “Brawling,” brought his signature energy to the riddim, earning nods from DJs across Jamaica and beyond. Shaney Blaxx contributed “Money Stain,” adding a gritty edge to the lineup. Known for his dynamic presence in the dancehall scene, Shaney Blaxx’s work on this track kept the momentum strong and the crowd moving. Khation delivered “Lighter,” a song that quickly became a go-to for selectors looking to hype up the dance. Ruka’s “Well Vicious” added another layer of intensity, while Daflodon’s “Anyweh” rounded out the release with a catchy hook and confident flow. The project also included standout tracks like Incarnius’s “357,” One Sparks and Roxanne 1Don’s “Bhad Fuck,” and “3Bad” by Verci J, Sean Jay, Rightious, and Chedda. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a diverse showcase of dancehall talent. Argument Riddim was produced by Grab Dem Records and X-Kaliba Records, both known for their consistent quality in the dancehall industry. Even in 2024, DJs keep the spirit of 2021 alive by spinning these tunes, proving the release’s lasting impact on the scene.
Argument Tracklist:
- Street Gena – Wallstreet
- Shaney Blaxx – Money Stain
- Khation – Lighter
- Ruka – Well Vicious
- Daflodon – Anyweh
- Incarnius – 357
- One Sparks, Roxanne 1Don – Bhad Fuck
- Verci J, Sean Jay, Rightious, Chedda – 3Bad
- Grab Dem Records, X-Kaliba Records – Argument Riddim (Instrumental)
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