CATHEDRAL RIDDIM produced by KRITICAL BEATZ 2021
Cathedral Overview
The Cathedral Riddim set brought a true dancehall energy that resonated with fans in 2021. The rhythm pulsed with a steady, infectious beat, inviting listeners to move and celebrate. The production kept things lively, with each track adding its own spark to the party atmosphere. It was the kind of riddim that filled dance floors and kept the vibes high from start to finish. A strong lineup of artists gave the riddim its unique sound. Rherhe Di Man delivered with “Diego Costa,” a track that showcased his confident style. Dadza D, known for his hit “Musindo,” brought his signature flow, adding depth to the collection. Guspy Warrior, who gained recognition with “Dreams,” added his energetic delivery, making his mark once again. Guzu Kangarue kept things sharp with “Money Power,” while Balancer contributed the catchy “Face yeku China.” Each artist brought their own flavor, but together, they created a powerful and unified dancehall experience. Behind the scenes, KRITICAL BEATZ played a crucial role as the producer. With a reputation for crafting standout dancehall tracks, KRITICAL BEATZ has worked with various artists across the genre and has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. His attention to detail and ability to blend different voices made the Cathedral Riddim a standout release. In a year crowded with bashment releases, Cathedral Riddim stood tall. Its raw energy, talented artists, and strong production made it a favorite among dancehall fans looking for authentic vibes.
Cathedral Tracklist:
- Rherhe Di Man – Diego Costa
- Dadza D – Musindo
- Guspy Warrior – Dreams
- Guzu Kangarue – Money Power (Raw)
- Balancer – Face yeku China (Raw)
- Makudo Boss – Duppy Inah War (Raw)
- Queen Tabel – Any Weh
- Knozho Fire – Nyamry Nyululu
- Silent Killer – Famba nembwa muBag (Raw)
- Missel – Zvachinja
- Naughty B – Nice and Crease
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