Brain Tumor Riddim – Kimichi Records

BRAIN TUMOR RIDDIM produced by KIMICHI RECORDS / KAMATTI TROY HYLLAM / SWIFT BEATZ / WMG LAB MUSIC 2013

Brain Tumor Overview

Today, dancehall fans still remember the yard beat from 2013 for its raw energy and catchy rhythm. The sound takes you right back to those lively parties and crowded dance floors. Even now, when the riddim plays, it brings back the true vibe of that year—fast, bold, and full of life. The Brain Tumor Riddim stands out because of the artists who voiced it. Markuss Simms brought his unique style to the track “Get Gyal,” giving the riddim a confident and playful feel. Patexx’s “Seet Yah” is another favorite, with his strong delivery that dancehall fans know well. Xyclone, who later gained more attention with his 2016 album “From the Basement to the Big Leagues,” added his own flavor with “Shakey Badness.” Bugle, famous for his hit “Journey” and respected for his thoughtful lyrics, gave us “We Nuh Fear,” showing his usual depth. Teflon’s “Wifey Gone” rounded out the collection, bringing his powerful voice and presence. Behind the scenes, the producers KIMICHI RECORDS / KAMATTI TROY HYLLAM / SWIFT BEATZ / WMG LAB MUSIC shaped the riddim’s sound. KIMICHI RECORDS is known in the dancehall world for supporting new talent and producing modern riddims that stand out. Their focus on the singjay style—a mix of singing and deejaying—helped make this release feel fresh and intentional. If you were into dancehall in 2013, this yard beat takes you right back. It’s a reminder of a time when the music was unstoppable and full of surprises.

Brain Tumor Tracklist:

1. Markuss Simms – Get Gyal (Radio)
2. Markuss Simms – Get Gyal (Raw)
3. Patexx – Seet Yah (Radio)
4. Xyclone – Shakey Badness (Radio)
5. Xyclone – Shakey Badness (Raw)
6. Bugle – We Nuh Fear (Radio)
7. Bugle – We Nuh Fear (Raw)
8. Teflon – Wifey Gone (Radio)