CLASH OF THE TITANS RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 2015
Clash Of The Titans Overview
In 2015, the Clash Of The Titans Riddim from MAXIMUM SOUND made a big mark in dancehall music. Clubs across Jamaica played the set night after night. The riddim was not just pure dancehall—it mixed other styles, giving it a fresh sound. Elements of hip-hop and reggae blended with the classic dancehall beat, making the songs stand out and reach a wider crowd. Each artist on the project brought their own style. Vegas, known for his global hit “Heads High,” delivered “Dem A Fret” with his usual high energy. Shanty B’s “Feisty Gyal” added a playful, catchy vibe. Ninjaman, a dancehall veteran, performed “Revolutionary,” showing why he’s respected for his lyrical skills and stage presence. Ward 21, who are famous for their production and group work, gave fans “Pick & Choose,” adding their signature hardcore edge. Major Mackerel’s “Anything A Anything” brought his unique voice and humor to the mix. The sound engineer played a big role in shaping the overall experience. Every bassline, drum hit, and vocal harmony was carefully balanced to keep the dancefloor moving. This attention to detail helped the riddim blend different genres smoothly. MAXIMUM SOUND, the producer behind the project, has a long history in reggae and dancehall. The label, run by Frenchie, is known for working with top artists and creating popular riddims like “World Jam.” With Clash Of The Titans Riddim, MAXIMUM SOUND once again showed its skill in bringing together artists and sounds that define moments in dancehall history. For fans, 2015’s dancehall scene would not be complete without this unforgettable bashment set.
Clash Of The Titans Tracklist:
- Vegas – Dem A Fret
- Shanty B – Feisty Gyal
- Ninjaman – Revolutionary
- Ward 21 – Pick & Choose
- Major Mackerel – Anything A Anything
- Masicka – The Youths
- Vershon – Run Red
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