CONNECTION RIDDIM produced by MARKUS RECORDS 2017
Connection Overview
The yard beat at the heart of the Connection Riddim stands out with its smooth, flowing rhythm and layered melodies. It delivers a steady pulse, mixing classic dancehall energy with a modern touch. This riddim feels both rebellious and uplifting, echoing the mood of its era. The bassline is deep and confident, while the percussion keeps every track moving forward, making it easy for listeners to get lost in the groove. Several artists brought their unique styles to this riddim. Jafrass delivers “Tun It Up” with powerful vocals and a sharp delivery that matches the beat’s energy. Popcaan’s “Unruly King” rides the riddim with his signature flair, adding charisma and catchy hooks. Vershon’s “Too Young” brings a melodic and reflective vibe, fitting perfectly with the smooth backdrop. D’East shows his versatility on “Ovas,” blending lyrics and rhythm seamlessly. Jahmiel’s “Too Dumb” stands out with its direct message and strong flow. Versatile adds another layer with “Gyalis Fi Dem A Road,” keeping the energy high and the dancehall spirit alive. Behind the scenes, MARKUS RECORDS played a key role in shaping this project. Known for their work in the Jamaican music scene, the label has produced several notable riddims and collaborated with some of dancehall’s brightest talents. Their careful production on Connection Riddim helped each track maintain its individuality while contributing to a unified sound. Today, this yard beat is remembered as a significant moment in dancehall, capturing both the sound and the spirit of its time.
Connection Tracklist:
- Jafrass – Tun It Up
- Popcaan – Unruly King (Raw)
- Popcaan – Unruly King (Clean)
- Vershon – Too Young (Raw)
- Vershon – Too Young (Clean)
- D’East – Ovas
- Jahmiel – Too Dumb (Raw)
- Jahmiel – Too Dumb (Clean)
- Versatile – Gyalis Fi Dem A Road
- Vanessa Bling – Chosen
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