BE GODLY RIDDIM produced by LIGHTNING BALL 2002
Be Godly Overview
The bashment flow that took over dancehall sessions in 2002 owes much of its success to the creative force of the label behind it. This particular wave was driven by the "Be Godly Riddim," a standout production that showcased the talents of artists like Atowa, Bobo Zaro, Ras Jahranimo, and Ras Jahranimo Kirk Davis. Each of these artists brought something unique to the table, making the riddim an unforgettable part of dancehall history. Atowa made waves with "Babylon Bad Day," a track that resonated with many fans for its powerful lyrics and infectious rhythm. Meanwhile, Bobo Zaro's "Braeton Killing" offered a gripping narrative that highlighted his storytelling prowess. Ras Jahranimo contributed with "Blackman Story," a song that added depth and consciousness to the mix. Not to be outdone, Ras Jahranimo Kirk Davis delivered "More Love," a track that emphasized unity and positivity, themes that have always been central to reggae and dancehall music. The producer LIGHTNING BALL played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of the "Be Godly Riddim." Known for his ability to craft beats that are both smooth and energetic, LIGHTNING BALL has been a respected name in the industry. His work on this riddim helped define the bashment energy of 2002, making it a must-listen for any true dancehall enthusiast. Together, these artists and the skilled hand of LIGHTNING BALL created a riddim that not only captured the essence of the time but also left a lasting impression on the dancehall scene.
Be Godly Tracklist:
- Atowa – Babylon Bad Day
- Bobo Zaro – Braeton Killing
- Ras Jahranimo – Blackman Story
- Ras Jahranimo Kirk Davis – More Love