BREADWINNER RHYTHM – SAJAY PRODUCTIONS 2018
Breadwinner Overview
When Breadwinner Riddim arrived in 2018, it quickly became a favorite in sound system culture. DJs loved the energy and played it at dances and parties across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s heavy bass, sharp drum patterns, and bright horn riffs made it easy for selectors to mix and keep crowds moving. The beat maker behind Breadwinner Riddim gave the set a modern edge while keeping the roots of dancehall alive. The production let each artist shine, but the horns and rhythm section stood out, adding a classic feel that sound systems love. Bugle’s track, Bugle — Breadwinner, led the way. Bugle is known for his thoughtful lyrics and big songs like "Rasta Party." On this riddim, he delivered a strong performance that matched the beat’s energy. Chan Dizzy followed with Chan Dizzy — Fireworks. Chan Dizzy is recognized for his hit "Hello Badmind," and he brought his signature style, giving the riddim a fresh spark. Jah Vinci’s song, Jah Vinci — Don'T Trust People, added a deeper message. Jah Vinci has worked with well-known artists and is respected for his vocal skill and emotional delivery. His track on Breadwinner Riddim gave listeners something to think about, fitting well with the riddim’s sound. Sajay’s Sajay — Breadwinner Riddim rounded out the set, showing the riddim’s flexibility and appeal. Each artist brought their own style, and together they made Breadwinner Riddim stand out among the big dancehall releases of 2018.