BRIK MOVE RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 2020
Brik Move Overview
When the Brik Move Riddim yard session tape dropped in 2020, dancehall fans quickly made it a true yard anthem. The riddim’s energy and catchy hooks had listeners playing it on repeat at parties and street corners across Jamaica and beyond. Jae XO made a big impression with “Love Yuh Bad,” delivering smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics that connected instantly with fans. Beenie Man also jumped on the same riddim with his own version of “Love Yuh Bad,” adding his signature flow and charisma, which helped the track reach even wider audiences. Busy Signal’s “Chip Chop” brought a different flavor, with sharp lyrics and a driving rhythm that got crowds moving. Nyanda’s “Iced Out” stood out for its confident delivery and bold attitude, showing off her unique style. Lia Caribe’s “Name Nah Call” added a fresh voice to the mix, with clever lyrics and a catchy hook that stuck in people’s heads. Qraig Voicemail rounded out the lineup with “Hater Motivata,” a tune that motivated listeners to keep striving despite criticism. The Brik Move Riddim was crafted by MAXIMUM SOUND, a respected producer and label in the dancehall world. Known for shaping modern riddims with a classic sound system vibe, MAXIMUM SOUND has a long history of influential releases and has worked with many top artists over the years. This dancehall set is still remembered as a highlight of 2020. Its impact on the scene and its popularity among fans have secured its place in dancehall history.
Brik Move Tracklist:
- Jae XO – Love Yuh Bad (feat Beenie Man)
- Busy Signal – Chip Chop
- Nyanda – Iced Out
- Mr. Vegas, The Kemist & Kelvyn Boy – Summer Body
- Lia Caribe – Name Nah Call
- Qraig Voicemail – Hater Motivata (Clean)
- Qraig Voicemail – Hater Motivata (Raw)
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