Busta Rhymes Riddim – 2023 Remixes
Busta Rhymes Overview
The Busta Rhymes Riddim selector’s mix brought together a strong lineup of dancehall tracks, each crafted for the energy of the dance floor. The set included Abby Dallas with “Bad We Bad Freestyle,” Bad Gyal Jade’s “Fully Strap,” and Busy Signal’s “New Year.” These were joined by Dre Blunt’s “Inna Farrin Remix,” Infadon’s “Target,” Inkline’s “Everything A Dead,” Jah Be’s “Bad Bad Bad,” Nadg’s “We A Run Di Grung Remix,” and Noah Powa’s “Contact.” Each song contributed to a seamless, lively flow that kept the crowd moving. Among the artists, Busy Signal stood out as one of dancehall’s most recognized voices. He first gained major attention with his 2005 hit “Step Out,” and has since become known for his versatility and international collaborations, including work with Major Lazer and No Doubt. Abby Dallas, who delivered “Bad We Bad Freestyle,” is also respected in reggae circles, having won the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission’s (JCDC) Festival Song Competition in 2012 with “Real Born Jamaican.” Bad Gyal Jade brought a streetwise edge with “Fully Strap,” while Dre Blunt’s “Inna Farrin Remix” and Infadon’s “Target” showcased the range of new talent on the riddim. Each artist brought their own style, yet all fit together under the riddim’s signature sound. The production blended classic dancehall elements with a modern touch, capturing the spirit of 2023. The Busta Rhymes Riddim set became a symbol of the year’s dancehall scene, uniting established names and rising voices in a mix designed for the dance floor.
Busta Rhymes Tracklist:
- Abby Dallas – Bad We Bad Freestyle
- Bad Gyal Jade – Fully Strap
- Busy Signal – New Year [clean]
- Busy Signal – New Year [raw]
- Dre Blunt – Inna Farrin Remix
- Infadon – Target
- Inkline – Everything A Dead
- Jah Be – Bad Bad Bad
- Nadg – We A Run Di Grung Remix
- Noah Powa – Contact
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