Bad World Riddim – Krish Genius Entertainment

BAD WORLD RIDDIM produced by KRISH GENIUS ENTERTAINMENT 2016

Bad World Tracklist:

1. Ryme Minista – Dweet And Done (Raw)
2. Teejay – Nuh Watch People Things
3. Stein – We Bad (Raw)
4. Stein – My Future
5. Shane E – Why Dem A Pree Mi
6. Jafrass – Cyah Kill Me
7. Sanity Dsane1 – Shoulda Know (Raw)
8. Iyara – Hustle Hard (Raw)
9. Iyara – Hustle Hard (Clean)
10. Slughed – Ghetto Youths Dem A Feel It
11. Krish Genius Music – Riddim Instrumental Version

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Bad World Overview

The Bad World Riddim set brought a fresh, energetic vibe to dancehall in 2016. Its rhythm is fast, catchy, and full of life, with a pulsing beat that makes people want to move. The riddim blends classic dancehall sounds with modern production, creating a backdrop that is both familiar and exciting. The set is known for its confident attitude and party-ready feel, making it a favorite in clubs and street dances. Several artists used this platform to showcase their talent. Ryme Minista’s “Dweet And Done” stands out with its bold lyrics and sharp delivery. Teejay’s “Nuh Watch People Things” brings a message of independence and focus, delivered with his signature flow. Stein appears twice, first with the tough, self-assured “We Bad” and then with the more reflective “My Future.” Shane E’s “Why Dem A Pree Mi” addresses envy and struggle, while Jafrass delivers determination in “Cyah Kill Me.” Other notable tracks include Sanity Dsane1’s “Shoulda Know,” Iyara’s “Hustle Hard,” and Slughed’s “Ghetto Youths Dem A Feel It.” The set also features the “Riddim Instrumental Version” by Krish Genius Music, giving listeners a chance to enjoy the production on its own. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a key role in balancing vocals and beats, making sure each track stands out. KRISH GENIUS ENTERTAINMENT, the producer, is known for shaping the modern dancehall sound, working with both new and established artists, and building a strong following through digital platforms and streaming. This dancehall set not only launched new voices but also left a lasting mark on the genre, remaining a key moment in dancehall history.