COME ROUND RIDDIM produced by DI GENIUS RECORDS 2012
Come Round Overview
The 2012 dancehall release that made a big impact featured a strong lineup of artists. Basiclly brought energy with the track “Love Song,” while Demarco, known for his hit “Fallen Soldiers,” delivered “Buss A Shot.” British singer Estelle, famous for her Grammy-winning single “American Boy,” teamed up with American R&B star Chris Brown on “Drop It Drop.” Eyesus added “Gansgta F*%K,” Nina Davis contributed “If I Come Round,” and Shaney Mack rounded out the project with “Everyday.” The heart of this release was the street anthem base, which quickly became a favorite at bashment sessions and dancehall parties. The riddim’s sound mixed classic dancehall rhythms with a modern edge, making it stand out in 2012. Behind the scenes, DI GENIUS RECORDS produced the riddim. The label is led by Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, a well-known Jamaican producer and son of reggae legend Freddie McGregor. Di Genius is respected for his work on hits like Mavado’s “So Special” and has produced music for artists such as Sean Paul and Drake. His influence helped shape the sound of modern dancehall and brought new attention to the genre. Fans from 2012 remember the street anthem base as a true dancehall anthem. The combination of talented artists and the skilled production of DI GENIUS RECORDS made this release a standout moment in dancehall history. The riddim’s blend of tradition and fresh sounds continues to inspire listeners and selectors today.
Come Round Tracklist:
- Basiclly – Love Song
- Demarco – Buss A Shot (Remix)
- Estelle & Chris Brown – Drop It Drop
- Eyesus – Gansgta F*%K
- Mavado – Come Round
- Mavado & Destiny – Come Round (Remix)
- Mavado, Chris Brown & Ester Dean – Drop It Drop It
- Nina Davis – If I Come Round (Mavado Answer)
- Rihanna & Mavado – Take A Bow
- Shaney Mack – Everyday
- Come Round Version
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