CALIFORNIA RIDDIM produced by STUDIO 91 PRODUCTIONS – 2011
California Overview
The California Riddim brought new energy to dancehall sound system culture in 2011. When selectors wanted to light up the dance, this bashment rhythm gave them something fresh. The riddim is full of strong bass, catchy melodies, and a modern edge that fits right in with the big speakers and late-night parties. Behind this release is STUDIO 91 PRODUCTIONS, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. They have a reputation for clean, melodic productions that stand out in the crowd. With California Riddim, they showed how a producer can guide a project, making sure every tune fits together while letting each artist shine. The artists on this riddim all bring their own style. Flexxx sets the vibe with "Puff Puff & Pass," a tune that gets people moving. G Maffiah comes in hard with "We Nuh Tek Talk," showing real dancehall attitude. Ghost adds two tracks, "Purple Haze" and "Grabba," both packed with smooth vocals and catchy hooks. Kibaki’s "A Wha Do Dem" brings a playful energy, while Easy’s "All Dat" keeps things lively. Other strong tracks include "Come Out Ah Di Dance" by Pressure Ft. Fatts, "None Ah Dem" by Stein, and "Jah Bless Me" by Wayne Wonder. For selectors and fans who love the pure rhythm, the "California Riddim Version" by Studio 91 is there too. This bashment rhythm is still remembered as a key part of dancehall history. It brought together talented artists and a top producer, giving sound systems something special to play night after night.
California Tracklist:
- Flexxx – Puff Puff & Pass
- G Maffiah – We Nuh Tek Talk
- Ghost – Purple Haze & Grabba
- Kibaki – A Wha Do Dem
- Easy – All Dat
- Pressure Ft. Fatts – Come Out Ah Di Dance
- Stein – None Ah Dem
- Wayne Wonder – Jah Bless Me
- Wayne Wonder – Jah Bless Me (Edit)
- Studio 91 – California Riddim Version
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