BIG PHAT RIDDIM produced by YOUNG BLOOD PRODUCTIONS 2022
Big Phat Overview
Big Phat Riddim came out of Jamaica in 2022, produced by YOUNG BLOOD PRODUCTIONS. This bashment rhythm quickly became a favorite in dancehall sessions for its raw street energy and hard-hitting beats. The project brought together some of the scene’s sharpest voices. Mr G, a well-known name in dancehall, delivered the track "Big Phat Benz." Mr G is famous for earlier hits like "Swaggerific" and has been active since his days as Goofy, always bringing clever lyrics and strong hooks. On "Big Phat Benz," he rides the rhythm with his usual style. Mr Lex, another top deejay, jumps in with "Mek It Bounce." Mr Lex is recognized for his 2000 hit "Full Hundred" and is known for his energetic delivery and catchy flows. Tamo J adds "Bubble - Edit" to the mix, giving the riddim a fresh, youthful twist. Law’s "Up Deh" and Lanae’s "Have Some Fun" both keep the energy high, showing how the bashment rhythm can work for both party anthems and street vibes. The riddim also features tracks from Leftside ("Hydrolic"), Laa Lee ("Easy"), Mr G again ("Yellow Tape"), Alozade ("Chip Chip"), and Renegade ("Machine"). Each artist brings their flavor, but the rhythm ties everything together with its steady, bouncing beat. Behind it all is YOUNG BLOOD PRODUCTIONS, a label with a strong reputation in the dancehall world. Known for producing the "Chilando - Nuh Tek Talk" hit and for working with both rising and established artists, YOUNG BLOOD PRODUCTIONS keeps pushing the sound forward. Even now, Big Phat Riddim brings back the energy and excitement of 2022 dancehall.
Big Phat Tracklist:
- Mr G – Big Phat Benz
- Mr Lex – Mek It Bounce
- Tamo J – Bubble – Edit
- Law – Up Deh
- Lanae – Have Some Fun
- Leftside – Hydrolic
- Laa Lee – Easy
- Mr G – Yellow Tape
- Alozade – Chip Chip
- Renegade – Machine
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