BIG SPENDAZ RIDDIM produced by GHETTO CERTIFIED RECORDS – 2011
Big Spendaz Overview
In 2011, the bashment flow was everywhere in dancehall music. This style brought raw energy to the dance, with heavy bass and catchy hooks that kept people moving. That year, one project stood out for capturing the real bashment vibe: Big Spendaz Riddim. The riddim came from GHETTO CERTIFIED RECORDS, a label known for pushing new talent and hard-hitting tracks. Based in Jamaica, the label built its reputation by working with both rising and established artists. Over the years, their releases have gained steady streams online, helping to spread dancehall music far beyond the island. On Big Spendaz Riddim, each artist brought their own flavor. Commanche kamikaze kicked things off with "come quick," a song packed with urgency and street style. Dt followed with "go hard," showing off his tough delivery and strong presence. Dutty b’s "money" was all about ambition, fitting the riddim’s bold mood. Fats jumped in with "big spenda," a track that matched the riddim’s title and kept the party going. Hyah slyce slowed things down a bit with "care for you," adding a touch of melody and smoothness to the mix. Years later, selectors still draw for this 2011 bashment project. The energy on Big Spendaz Riddim hasn’t faded, and fans keep coming back for the same reason they loved it at first—the raw, unstoppable dancehall flow that brings everyone to the dancefloor.
Big Spendaz Tracklist:
- Commanche kamikaze – come quick
- Dt – go hard
- Dutty b – money
- Fats – big spenda
- Hitech cavaley – spendin gs
- Hyah slyce – care for you
- King david aka the swagga god – swagg and guh round dem
- Mr peppa – alright
- Munga – no bwoy
- Ras coley – being with you
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