CELSCIUS RIDDIM produced by CYDEFEX RECORDS 2012
Celscius Overview
When dancehall selectors talk about bashment classics, the Celscius Riddim from 2012 always gets a mention. The journey began in the studios of CYDEFEX RECORDS, a label known for pushing new dancehall sounds since the late 2000s. CYDEFEX RECORDS built a reputation for raw, energetic productions, and the Celscius Riddim became one of their standout projects, earning strong support in both local and international dancehall circles. The sound engineer behind the release made sure every beat and vocal was sharp. The riddim’s heavy bass and catchy melodies gave selectors exactly what they needed for the dancefloor. Each track brought its own flavor, but together, they created a true party vibe. I Shadrock’s “Paper Friend” leads the way with a confident delivery, matching the riddim’s bold energy. Masta Jay, known for his work on “Celebrate,” brought a festive feel that fit perfectly with the bashment style. Mollo B And Crazy turned up the heat with “Gyal Dem A Wine,” a tune that still gets plenty of play in dance sessions. Dezel I added a smooth touch with “Summer So Nice,” while Anarahk’s “Stay Late Inna Bed” offered a laid-back groove. Each artist gave the riddim a unique twist, showing off their own style while keeping the energy high. Even after more than a decade, selectors still reach for the Celscius Riddim. Its blend of strong production, talented artists, and dancehall fire keeps it fresh in the minds of fans and DJs around the world.
Celscius Tracklist:
- I Shadrock – Paper Friend
- Masta Jay – Celebrate
- Mollo B And Crazy – Gyal Dem A Wine
- Rava Dan – Tek Weh
- Dezel I – Summer So Nice
- Anarahk – Stay Late Inna Bed
- Sany G – All I Want
- Jemineye – Put Dem Out
- Young J – Party Down Di Summa
- D Flexxx – Check Di Celscius
- Khani – We A Party
- Cydefex – Celscius Riddim
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