BLOCK TRAFFIC RIDDIM produced by SASAINE MUSIC RECORDS 2021
Block Traffic Overview
The sound engineer behind the "Block Traffic Riddim" played a key role in shaping its bold, rebellious sound. By blending classic dancehall with modern elements, the engineer helped the riddim stand out in 2021. The mix captured the raw energy of Jamaica’s streets, making it perfect for sound system sessions. At the center of the project is SASAINE MUSIC RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall. Since its start, SASAINE MUSIC RECORDS has worked with rising and established artists, and their releases often rack up thousands of streams online. The label’s focus on quality and fresh production has made it a respected name in the dancehall scene. The "Block Traffic Riddim" features some of the genre’s most exciting voices. Popcaan leads with "Block Traffic," bringing his signature style. Popcaan is well-known for hits like "Only Man She Want" and his collaborations with international stars such as Drake. Cashan delivers "Envy," adding a sharp, modern edge to the riddim. Dane Ray’s "Chrome Parabellum" stands out for its intense lyrics and energy. Dane Ray is recognized for his work on Koffee’s Grammy-winning album "Rapture." Other artists on the riddim include Frahcess with "Unruly Globe," Vershon with "Breaking News," Zamunda with "We Need Help," Furnace with "Feel Like," Lebanan with "Big Plan," Perjah with "Wealth & Vile," and Prodi Jay with "Kingpin." Each brings a unique flavor, but together, they create a sound that many say defined dancehall’s bashment energy in 2021.
Block Traffic Tracklist:
- Popcaan – Block Traffic
- Cashan – Envy
- Dane Ray – Chrome Parabellum
- Frahcess – Unruly Globe
- Vershon – Breaking News
- Zamunda – We Need Help
- Furnace – Feel Like
- Lebanan – Big Plan
- Perjah – Wealth & Vile
- Prodi Jay – Kingpin
- Sasaine Music Records – Block Traffic Riddim (Instrumental)
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