BLACK HENNESSY RIDDIM produced by ILL NINJA GANG PRODUCTS (INGP) 2020
Black Hennessy Overview
Today, the Black Hennessy Riddim is remembered as a true bashment classic in dancehall circles. Selectors and fans still talk about its raw energy and how it brought new life to dancehall nights in 2020. The rhythm’s heavy bass and sharp snares gave DJs something fresh to play, and it quickly became a favorite at parties and street events. The riddim’s legacy is built on the strength of the artists who voiced it. Intence set the tone with “Top Gyal,” delivering a track full of confidence and street appeal. Jahvillani followed with “Fire,” a song that matched the riddim’s intensity and kept the dance floor moving. Skillibeng’s “Fear Not” added his unique flow and lyrical style, which helped the riddim reach a wider audience. Munga Honorable’s “Shots Of The Hennessy” brought a seasoned voice to the project, while Potential Kidd’s “Well Bad” added a playful, catchy vibe that stuck with listeners. Behind the scenes, ILL NINJA GANG PRODUCTS (INGP) handled the production. Known for their bold approach to dancehall beats, INGP created a sound that was both explosive and polished. The label has a reputation for working with top artists and producing tracks that get heavy rotation on Jamaican radio and in the dancehall scene. Black Hennessy Riddim remains an important chapter in dancehall history. Its songs and sound continue to influence new music and remind fans of a time when the dancehall scene was full of excitement and fresh talent.
Black Hennessy Tracklist:
- Intence – Top Gyal (Clean)
- Intence – Top Gyal (Raw)
- Jahvillani – Fire (Clean)
- Jahvillani – Fire (Raw)
- Skillibeng – Fear Not (Clean)
- Skillibeng – Fear Not (Raw)
- Munga Honorable – Shots Of The Hennessy (Clean)
- Munga Honorable – Shots Of The Hennessy (Raw)
- Potential Kidd – Well Bad (Clean)
- Potential Kidd – Well Bad (Raw)
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