BRITJAM SOUL RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION 2013
Britjam Soul Overview
In Jamaican dancehall, the selector’s choice is about picking the right riddim to move the crowd. In 2013, one release stood out for its raw energy and strong sound system appeal. This was the Britjam Soul Riddim, a project that captured the spirit of the dancehall scene at the time. Behind this riddim was GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION, a label known for shaping modern dancehall sounds. Founded by Evan Powell, the label has created several influential riddims and helped launch the careers of many artists. Their work often brings together top talent and fresh ideas, making them a respected name in the industry. The Britjam Soul Riddim featured a lineup of artists who each brought their own style. Agent Sasco delivered “Celebrate,” a track full of positive energy and sharp lyrics. Alkaline’s “Gone Away” added a melodic touch, showing his unique voice and strong presence. Blade Feat Chilando joined forces for “Free Your Mind,” a song that encouraged listeners to think for themselves. Chilando also appeared solo with “Free Your Mind — Free Your Mind,” bringing a personal touch to the riddim. Bugle’s “Divine Intervention” offered thoughtful lyrics and smooth delivery. Other artists on the riddim included D’Angel with “Cold World,” Jah Cure with “My Love,” Que Da Wiz with “Got Soul,” Rickey Teetz with “Lighters Up,” and Wasp with “Overcome.” Each song added a different flavor, making the riddim a favorite for selectors and fans alike. The Britjam Soul Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how a strong studio hand and talented artists can create lasting music.
Britjam Soul Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Celebrate
- Alkaline – Gone Away
- Blade Feat Chilando – Free Your Mind
- Bugle – Divine Intervention (Fight Poverty Fuss)
- Chevaughn – Lean On Me
- D’Angel – Cold World
- Jah Cure – My Love
- Que Da Wiz – Got Soul
- Rickey Teetz – Lighters Up
- Wasp – Overcome
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