BUTTERFLY EFFECT RIDDIM produced by HOT COFFEE MUSIC GROUP & ASHA RECORDS 2014
Butterfly Effect Overview
In 2014, dancehall selectors were always searching for the next big riddim to move the crowd. The Butterfly Effect Riddim became a top choice, bringing a fresh street energy to the dancehall scene. This riddim stood out with its lively beats and catchy hooks, making it a favorite in both local sessions and international parties. A strong lineup of artists gave the riddim its unique sound. Brakka General brought his song "Get Gyal," delivering his signature style. Cyras added "Know Me Friend Dem," which quickly became popular among fans for its realness and vibe. Exco Levi, known for winning multiple Juno Awards and his hit "Bleaching Shop," contributed "Through This Vally," showing his powerful voice and message. Gappy Ranks, who gained recognition with his album "Put The Stereo On," gave the riddim another highlight with "Like Chair." Kim Kelly, with her smooth vocals, delivered "In My Bed," adding a touch of melody to the mix. Other notable tracks included Reddman Uk’s "We Want The Money" and Stonebwoy’s "So Real." Stonebwoy, a well-known Ghanaian artist, has won several international awards, including the BET Award for Best International Act: Africa. The project was produced by HOT COFFEE MUSIC GROUP and ASHA RECORDS, two labels respected for their work in dancehall and reggae. Their collaboration on the Butterfly Effect Riddim helped it gain attention in the dancehall community, both in Jamaica and abroad. This riddim captured the sound of 2014 and remains a favorite for selectors and fans alike.
Butterfly Effect Tracklist:
- Brakka General – Get Gyal
- Cyras – Know Me Friend Dem
- Exco Levi – Through This Vally
- Gappy Ranks – Like Chair
- Kim Kelly – In My Bed
- Reddman Uk – We Want The Money
- Stonebwoy – So Real
Releases Similar to Butterfly Effect Riddim – Hot Coffee Music Group And Asha Records
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