BRONX LOCK DOWN RIDDIM produced by DAGCK PROMOTIONS & TIPICAL PRODUCTION 2011
Bronx Lock Down Overview
Let’s rewind to 2011, when Bronx Lock Down Riddim first hit the dancehall scene. This energetic riddim was the work of DAGCK PROMOTIONS and TIPICAL PRODUCTION, two names with a strong presence in underground dancehall. DAGCK PROMOTIONS is known for pushing new talent and keeping the vibe fresh, while TIPICAL PRODUCTION has a history of sharp, club-ready beats that get the crowd moving. The journey started in the Bronx, where the riddim was built for sound systems and late-night parties. The producers wanted something that would stand out in the club, and they achieved it with a hard-hitting, infectious groove. Aksess stepped up with “Gone Clear,” delivering a confident and catchy performance. Bitta Blood & Fred The Godson teamed up for “Bronx Lock Down,” giving the riddim its anthem feel. Fred The Godson, a respected rapper from the Bronx, was already known for his mixtape “Armageddon” and collaborations with artists like Pusha T. Highest brought a smooth touch with “Nothing But Love,” adding variety to the mix. Tipical, who also worked behind the scenes, kept things lively with the track “Bronx Lock Down Riddim.” This riddim quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles, blasting from speakers and making its mark as a true party starter in 2011. For fans, it was a moment when Bronx energy met Jamaican sound, and the dancefloor never stood still.
Bronx Lock Down Tracklist:
- Aksess – Gone Clear
- Bitta Blood & Fred The Godson – Bronx Lock Down (Radio)
- Highest – Nothing But Love
- Ovamarz – Badmind Friends
- Tipical – Bronx Lock Down Riddim
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