BEFORE AND AFTER RIDDIM -NOTNICE RECORDS 2014
Before And After Overview
When the selector dropped the Before And After Riddim in clubs across Jamaica, the crowd’s reaction was instant. The dancefloor came alive, with fans moving to every beat and singing along to the standout tracks. The riddim’s energy seemed to connect with everyone in the room, making it a favorite among partygoers and DJs alike. Artists like Bugle, with his track “Insecurities X,” brought thoughtful lyrics and a smooth delivery that resonated with listeners. Ceejay’s “Family X” added a heartfelt touch, reminding fans of the importance of unity. G Whizz kept spirits high with “Always X,” a song that quickly became an anthem for many. Gemini’s “Fake Long Time X” tackled real issues, giving the riddim a layer of authenticity. I Octane rounded out the set with “Money X,” a track that addressed ambition and the everyday hustle. The production quality helped set this release apart. The riddim was crafted at the hands of skilled studio professionals, with the label UIM Records behind the project. Notably, UIM Records is known for delivering some of the most memorable dancehall productions of the 2010s, and Before And After Riddim was no exception. This dancehall set holds a special place in the genre’s history. With its catchy grooves and strong performances from Bugle, Ceejay, G Whizz, Gemini, and I Octane, it continues to be celebrated by fans and selectors. The riddim stands as a reminder of dancehall’s power to bring people together and keep the culture moving forward.
Before And After Tracklist:
- Bugle – Insecurities X (Acoustic)
- Ceejay – Family X (Acoustic)
- G Whizz – Always X (Acoustic)
- Gemini – Fake Long Time X (Acoustic)
- I Octane – Money X (Acoustic)
- Jafrass – No More X (Acoustic)
- Jah Vinci – Live Inna Fear X (Acoustic)
- Jahmiel – Struggles X (Acoustic)
- Khago – Life X (Acoustic)
- Merital – Grow Wid X (Acoustic)
- Notnice Records – Before And After Riddim
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