CLEAN CUT RIDDIM produced by ENEMYLINE RECORDS 2012
Clean Cut Overview
When Clean Cut Riddim dropped in 2012, fans rushed to the dance floor. People still remember how this bashment project made every party come alive. The energy in the clubs was real, and the riddim had everyone moving. Bencil & Cubanis kicked things off with “Enjoy Mi Life,” a track that brought a fun, carefree vibe. Their playful delivery made it a favorite at every bashment. Patexx, who is known for working with Bounty Killer on the single “Summer Time,” gave us “My Angel.” His song added a smooth touch to the riddim, showing why he’s respected in the dancehall scene. Marlon Binns & Nymron teamed up for “Jah Protect,” bringing a conscious message to the mix. Kutti’s “Gyal Everyday” kept the party going with its catchy hooks. Kid Kool delivered “Drink & Get Drunk,” a true anthem for party lovers. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim feel fresh from start to finish. Other artists like Angelo with “Weekend,” Future Kid with “Response Fi Dat,” Danga with “Da Style Deh,” Don Andre with “Out Ah Road,” and Maani with “Nah Guh Work” all helped make the project stand out. The riddim was crafted by ENEMYLINE RECORDS, a label known for pushing new dancehall sounds. ENEMYLINE RECORDS has worked with both fresh and established artists, helping many tracks get noticed on streaming platforms. In a year packed with big bashment releases, Clean Cut Riddim held its own, earning its place in dancehall history.
Clean Cut Tracklist:
- Bencil & Cubanis – Enjoy Mi Life
- Patexx – My Angel
- Marlon Binns & Nymron – Jah Protect
- Kutti – Gyal Everyday
- Kid Kool – Drink & Get Drunk
- Angelo – Weekend
- Future Kid – Response Fi Dat
- Danga – Da Style Deh
- Don Andre – Out Ah Road
- Maani – Nah Guh Work
- Blingz – My Life
- Yjs – Gone Ah Lead
- Enemyline Records – Clean Cut Riddim Version
Releases Similar to Clean Cut Riddim – Enemyline Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.