Basshall Riddim produced by DJ Tropical for Channel 17 Records and Jay Crazie Records in 2023.
Basshall Overview
The Basshall Riddim release in 2023 showed the power of skilled production in dancehall music. DJ Tropical, known for his work with Channel 17 Records and Jay Crazie Records, played a big role in shaping the sound. Both labels are recognized for pushing new dancehall talent and keeping the genre fresh. DJ Tropical’s studio touch brought together a set of artists who each added their own energy to the project. Bencil Clickstar stands out on the riddim with two tracks: "A We" and "We." His style fits well with the modern dancehall sound, bringing a confident voice to the riddim. Busy Signal, a major name in dancehall known for hits like "Stay So" and collaborations with international artists, brings his strong delivery to "Right to Left." His presence always adds weight to any dancehall project. DA Professor contributes with "Time (E)" and "Time," showing his smooth flow and lyrical skill. Its Dia brings a bold vibe with "Boss Bitch (E)" and "Boss Bitch," adding to the set’s variety and energy. Nakia’s "Pretty Likkle (E)" and "Pretty Likkle" offer a catchy, melodic touch that stands out on the riddim. Together, these artists and songs create a bashment release that stood tall among the heavy bashment drops of 2023. The raw energy and party vibes that fans expect from dancehall are present throughout. Thanks to DJ Tropical’s direction, Basshall Riddim became a standout moment for dancehall that year.
Basshall Tracklist:
- Bencil Clickstar – A We
- Bencil Clickstar – We
- Busy Signal – Right to Left
- DA Professor – Time (E)
- DA Professor – Time
- Its Dia – Boss Bitch (E)
- Its Dia – Boss Bitch
- Nakia – Pretty Likkle (E)
- Nakia – Pretty Likkle
- Ocg – Manage It
- Radijah – Whine (E)
- Radijah – Whine
- Renee 630 – Good Pussy College (E)
- Renee 630 – Good Pussy College
- Xo’jay – Bruck Cock (E)
- Xo’jay – Bruck Cock
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