BATTLEFIELD RIDDIM produced by ROCKERS MIX & DR ZED 2014
Battlefield Overview
The Battlefield Riddim yard session tape stands out because of the strong influence from its studio hands. Behind the boards were ROCKERS MIX and DR ZED, two producers known for giving dancehall a fresh sound in 2014. ROCKERS MIX made a name producing for several local acts and is respected for his crisp mixing style. DR ZED also has a reputation for bold, energetic beats and has worked with top dancehall labels in the region. The riddim brought together a group of talented artists, each bringing their own style. Kilkhampton’s “MaPull Factor” became a favorite with fans, showing his skill at catchy hooks and clever lyrics. Silent Killah’s “Energy” kept the dancefloors moving, with his signature delivery that listeners recognize from his earlier hit singles in the local charts. Madzoville delivered “Ma Manager,” adding his unique flow to the mix. Distinction’s track “Tapindwa Nei” showed his lyrical strength, while T Mash’s “Tafamba” gave the riddim a different vibe, mixing melody with streetwise lyrics. Each artist’s song fit perfectly over the heavy basslines and lively melodies, creating a true dancehall anthem. Fans of 2014 remember the Battlefield Riddim as a release that brought the bashment flow to life. The tape’s blend of fresh talent and experienced producers gave it lasting power in the dancehall scene. Even today, the tracks from this session are played in clubs and yard parties, proving the riddim’s impact on modern dancehall music.
Battlefield Tracklist:
- Kilkhampton – MaPull Factor
- Silent Killah – Energy
- Madzoville – Ma Manager
- Distinction – Tapindwa Nei
- T Mash – Tafamba
- Ras Lalo – Waina
- Sound Ranger – The Big Gun
- Master Melodeez – Ini Ndada
- Distinction – Gunshot
- Legend Elly – Laugh Off Ah Dem
- Bevin – Pon Di Ting
- BennyB – Run Dat
- Rockers Mix & Dr Zed – Battlefield Rhythm Version
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