BEAT BOX RIDDIM produced by JAM 2 PRODUCTIONS – 2011
Beat Box Overview
The bashment rhythm known as Beat Box Riddim started in the studio with a clear vision. The producer behind it, JAM 2 PRODUCTIONS, wanted to make something that would shake up the dancehall scene. JAM 2 PRODUCTIONS has a history of creating rhythms that keep people moving, and their label is well respected for putting out top dancehall tracks. Their beats are known for sounding fresh and always ready for the dancefloor. When Beat Box Riddim came together, JAM 2 PRODUCTIONS made sure every sound was sharp and full of energy. The riddim was built with heavy bass and catchy drums, perfect for sound clashes and big parties. On this riddim, Bling Dawg brought his song “Nuff Gal.” His style is confident, and the track fits the rhythm perfectly. Bounty Killer’s “Gyal Walk Out” stands out with his strong voice and commanding delivery. Cecile’s “I’m So Fly” adds a smooth, catchy vibe, showing her unique style. Doolas came in with “Don’t Hurt Yourself,” giving a warning over the booming beat. Lady Saw, always bold, delivered “Better Off,” a song full of attitude and real talk. Other artists also left their mark. Macka Diamond made people wave with “Wave U Hand Dem.” New Kidz kept things lively with “Buff.” Raw Dog’s “Shottas” added a tough edge, while Rdx pushed the energy higher with “A Who Dem.” Tiffany closed things out with “Pack Your Things And Go,” bringing a strong message. This bashment rhythm kept the speakers rumbling at every sound clash and still stands as a big part of dancehall history.
Beat Box Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Nuff Gal
- Bounty Killer – Gyal Walk Out
- Cecile – I’m So Fly
- Doolas – Don’t Hurt Yourself
- Lady Saw – Better Off (Explicit)
- Macka Diamond – Wave U Hand Dem
- New Kidz – Buff
- Raw Dog – Shottas
- Rdx – A Who Dem
- Tiffany – Pack Your Things And Go
- Voicemail – Can You Handle It (Explicit)
- Vybz Kartel – When Last (Explicit)
- Don Corleon – Beat Box Riddim
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