BLUE SQUARE RIDDIM produced by BENA PRODUCTION 2012
Blue Square Overview
Selector’s Choice: Blue Square Riddim, Jamaica, 2012 Blue Square Riddim became a dancehall favorite soon after its 2012 release. The selector’s mix was quickly heard in dancehalls and street parties across Jamaica, turning it into a real yard anthem. This riddim brought together a strong line-up of artists. Bruno Moon’s “Raving” stood out with its lively energy and catchy hooks. Cubanis delivered “Tek Weh Bwoy Gyal,” a track that got big forwards in the dances. Dane Ray, known for his later hit “Ray Gad,” added “Man A Gallis” to the mix, bringing his smooth style and clever lyrics. Don Andre, who would later find success with “Tom Cruise,” contributed “Badness Inna We Long Time,” showing his skill for creating memorable dancehall tracks. Eklypse’s “Girls Dem” added another layer, keeping the vibe fresh and upbeat. Other artists on the riddim included Fyakin with “It Print Pon Dem,” Ikanji’s “Know That You Want Me,” Rae Tay with “Touch,” Squaddy’s “Fresh To Death,” and Syyyntex’s “Pass It On.” Each song kept the energy high and the riddim moving. The sound engineer made sure every track sounded crisp and powerful. At the heart of the project was BENA PRODUCTION, a label known in the dancehall world for tight, club-ready riddims. BENA PRODUCTION has produced several other popular projects, earning respect for their quality and consistency. Blue Square Riddim became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2012, showing the strength of a well-crafted riddim and a talented group of artists.
Blue Square Tracklist:
- Bruno Moon – Raving
- Cubanis – Tek Weh Bwoy Gyal
- Dane Ray – Man A Gallis
- Don Andre – Badness Inna We Long Time (Raw)
- Eklypse – Girls Dem
- Fyakin – It Print Pon Dem
- Ikanji – Know That You Want Me
- Rae Tay – Touch
- Squaddy – Fresh To Death
- Syyyntex – Pass It On
- Voltage – Gyal Dash Out
- Zhand-High – Party
- Bena Production – Blue Square Riddim Version
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