BAZZEL RIDDIM produced by BABY G & YOUNG POW 2016
Bazzel Overview
The sound system cut of Bazzel Riddim brought a heavy, energetic vibe to every dancehall event in 2016. Its driving bass and sharp snares made it a favorite for selectors who wanted to keep the crowd moving. The rhythm had a deep, rolling groove that filled the room, making speakers vibrate and drawing dancers to the floor. This version of the riddim was especially popular at sound clashes, where its power and clarity stood out. Artists brought their own style to the riddim, giving each track a unique flavor. Beenie Man’s “Sidung Sidung” delivered his signature flow, riding the beat with confidence and charisma. Bling Dawg’s “Money Fi Mi Team” added a hustler’s mentality, with lyrics focused on loyalty and ambition. Demarco’s “Straight” gave the riddim a melodic touch, while Elephant Man’s “Think It Over” brought his usual high energy, encouraging listeners to keep moving. Jafrass, also with a track called “Straight,” delivered sharp lyrics that fit the riddim’s intensity. Behind the scenes, producers BABY G and YOUNG POW were responsible for shaping the sound. BABY G, known for his work with Yard Vybz and a history of hit productions, teamed up with YOUNG POW, who has earned respect for his modern approach to dancehall beats. Together, they crafted a riddim that balanced classic dancehall elements with fresh, clean production. Their work on Bazzel Riddim helped it become a staple at parties and sound clashes. This sound system cut remains a significant piece of dancehall history, remembered for its impact on the dancefloor and its role in bringing artists and fans together.
Bazzel Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Sidung Sidung
- Bling Dawg – Money Fi Mi Team
- Demarco – Straight
- Elephant Man – Think It Over
- Mavado – So Bazzel
- Jafrass – Straight
- Sizzla – This Anno Circus
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