CAR CRASH 2 RIDDIM produced by TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS 2016
Car Crash 2 Overview
TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS is a name that stands strong in dancehall music. The label is known for bringing fresh energy to the scene, and their work on the Car Crash 2 Riddim is a clear example. TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS has produced several popular riddims and helped many artists find their sound. Their productions often get a lot of streams, and DJs love to play them at parties and sound clashes. Car Crash 2 Riddim came out in 2016 and quickly became a favorite in the dancehall community. The sound system cut of this riddim made speakers rumble at every sound clash, and people still talk about it today as a key part of dancehall history. The artists on this riddim brought their best. Prohgres gave fans a club anthem with "Bubble." Bounty Killer showed his talent on two tracks, "Hard F*Ck" and "Hard Love," both full of energy and classic dancehall vibes. Iyara’s "Gal Sii Dung" was another standout, bringing a catchy flow that got crowds moving. Nymrom’s "Juck Inna Yuh" and K Queens’ "Bend Ova" added even more fire to the riddim. Other artists like Dre Blunt with "Pineapple," Sasique with "Gold Wine," Pattern with "Chicken & Bread," and Dovey Magnum with "Bruk It Off" also made their mark. Each song brought something different, but together they made Car Crash 2 Riddim a true dancehall classic. This riddim will always be remembered for its impact on the dancehall scene.
Car Crash 2 Tracklist:
- Prohgres – Bubble (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – Hard F*Ck (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – Hard Love
- Iyara – Gal Sii Dung (Raw)
- Nymrom – Juck Inna Yuh (Raw)
- K Queens – Bend Ova
- Dre Blunt – Pineapple (Raw)
- Sasique – Gold Wine (Raw)
- Sasique – Gold Wine (Clean)
- Pattern – Chicken & Bread (Raw)
- Dovey Magnum – Bruk It Off (Raw)
- Demarco – Tek Yuh Time (Raw)
- Demarco – Tek Yuh Time (Clean)
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