BILLIONAIRE SHEIKH RIDDIM produced by DAMAGE MUSIQ 2020
Billionaire Sheikh Overview
The Billionaire Sheikh Riddim, released in 2020, brought a fresh wave of energy to dancehall music. From the first beat, the riddim grabs your attention with its lively tempo and punchy bass. The rhythm is designed for movement, quickly turning any space into a dance floor. Its infectious groove makes it hard to stand still, and the sound is both modern and true to the roots of dancehall. Several artists helped make this riddim memorable, each bringing their own style. Beenie Man & Damage Musiq delivered the track "Timeline," blending classic dancehall flavor with new-school vibes. Teejay & Damage Musiq’s "From Rags to Riches" stands out as an anthem of motivation, with Teejay’s voice riding the riddim perfectly. Shatta Wale & Damage Musiq joined forces for "Realest Thing," adding a touch of Ghanaian flair to the Jamaican sound. Demarco & Damage Musiq’s "Copulation" offers a catchy, bold take that fits right into the party atmosphere. The track "Insecure" by IQ - Insecure brings a different mood, showing the riddim’s versatility. At the center of this project is producer DAMAGE MUSIQ, known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall. DAMAGE MUSIQ has worked with many top artists and is recognized for his sharp production style and ability to create hits that connect with listeners. His label, Damage Musiq, has become a respected name in the industry, helping to push dancehall forward. The Billionaire Sheikh Riddim remains a key release in dancehall, capturing the spirit of the genre and keeping the dance floor alive.
Billionaire Sheikh Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Damage Musiq – Timeline
- Teejay & Damage Musiq – From Rags to Riches
- Shatta Wale & Damage Musiq – Realest Thing
- Demarco & Damage Musiq – Copulation
- Lisa Mercedez & Damage Musiq feat. IQ – Insecure
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