Black Royalty Riddim – Hypemaster Entertainment

BLACK ROYALTY RIDDIM produced by HYPEMASTER ENTERTAINMENT 2016

Black Royalty Overview

If you were on the dance floor in 2016, the Black Royalty Riddim was impossible to miss. This dancehall project brought together some of the most exciting voices of the year, all riding a riddim that was built for energy and movement. At the center of it all was HYPEMASTER ENTERTAINMENT, a production team known for their crisp, layered sound and a string of popular releases in the mid-2010s. Their attention to detail in the studio made every track pop, with heavy bass and sharp percussion that kept selectors and fans coming back for more. The riddim’s success was shaped by the artists who voiced it. Abraham delivered “Change,” a track that stood out for its catchy hook and confident delivery. Brucho’s “Living A Lie” added a different flavor, bringing a raw edge that connected with listeners. Cali P, already known for his international hit “Like A Lion,” brought his unique style to “Africa,” infusing the riddim with conscious lyrics and a global vibe. Bastic also voiced “Africa,” offering his own take and adding to the riddim’s diversity. Cj’s “Jah We Praise” rounded out the selection with uplifting energy. Each artist made the riddim their own, but the real magic came from HYPEMASTER ENTERTAINMENT’s studio work. Their careful mixing and production gave every song space to shine, making this release a true bashment highlight. Whether heard in the club or on a playlist, the Black Royalty Riddim was pure dancehall fire.

Black Royalty Tracklist:

1. Abraham – Change
2. Brucho – Living A Lie
3. Cali P – Africa
4. Cali P – Africa (Feat. Bastic)
5. Cj – Jah We Praise
6. Donteh – Movie Star
7. Donteh – Porn Star
8. Gilloh – You Alone
9. J-Zero – Flexx
10. J-Zero – Flexx (Radio)
11. Kappa – Like Gold
12. Kappa – Like Gold (Radio)
13. Miriam Simone – Nothing At All
14. Mystique – Hush
15. Nikeisha Barnes – Reach Out
16. Rc – Searching
17. Valene – If You Wanna Go

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