BAD MOOD RIDDIM produced by CHARLIE PRO RECORDS 2012
Bad Mood Overview
In 2012, dancehall fans and sound systems could not escape the impact of Bad Mood Riddim. Released by CHARLIE PRO RECORDS, this compilation shaped the year’s dancehall sound and brought a fresh energy to the dance floor. The riddim’s heavy bass and sharp snares were perfect for sound system clashes, giving selectors the fire they needed to hype any crowd. CHARLIE PRO RECORDS, known for pushing the boundaries of modern dancehall, produced this project. The label, led by Charlie Pro, has a reputation for crisp production and has worked with both new and established artists. Their mixing board king’s skills made sure every track hit hard, with clean mixing that let each deejay’s style shine. The compilation featured standout tracks from some of the scene’s most exciting voices. 3 Star delivered “War Start,” a song that brought raw energy and became a favorite in dancehall sessions. Chass Cross’s “Pizza Man” added a catchy, playful twist, showing his unique style. G Star’s “Bad Til God Come” was another highlight, bringing a tough, confident flow over the riddim. Gaza Maxwell, known for songs like “Miss You” and his work with Vybz Kartel, contributed “Gal Strent,” adding a smooth, melodic touch. Jah Malo, who has built a loyal following in the dancehall underground, gave fans “Can'T Fren Me Up,” a track with sharp lyrics and attitude. For anyone who loves dancehall and sound system culture, Bad Mood Riddim stands as one of 2012’s essential releases. Its influence is still felt in the clubs and on the streets today.
Bad Mood Tracklist:
- 3 Star – War Start
- Chass Cross – Pizza Man
- G Star – Bad Til God Come
- Gaza Maxwell – Gal Strent
- Jah Malo – Can’T Fren Me Up
- Charlie Pro And Oneina Milleon – Weh Dem
- Shane O – Well Well Well
- Squeeky Klean And Dhax – Laugh And Kill
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