COUNTERFEIT RIDDIM produced by BRIXTON HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS 2012
Counterfeit Overview
The Counterfeit Riddim was released in 2012 and brought a real party feeling to dancehall music. The sound mixes tough, hardcore energy with catchy hooks, making it perfect for clubs and street dances. This riddim comes from BRIXTON HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS, a label known for its strong influence on modern dancehall. Three artists stand out on the Counterfeit Riddim. Deablo brings his song "Pray For A Fren," showing his sharp lyrics and confident style. Deablo is known for his work with the J.O.P crew and has gained respect for his powerful delivery. Aidonia, another main voice on the riddim, delivers "Nuh Real." Aidonia is famous for hits like "Yeah Yeah" and has been a leading name in dancehall, with a career that includes several chart-topping singles and a loyal fan base. Navino adds his own flavor with "Dutty Heart." Navino, also part of the J.O.P camp, is recognized for his unique voice and energetic performances. The production is led by BRIXTON HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS, a label started by producer Tarik “Rvssian” Johnston. The label is known for major hits including Vybz Kartel’s "Straight Jeans & Fitted." BRIXTON HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS has earned millions of streams and is respected for shaping dancehall’s sound in the 2010s. The Counterfeit Riddim remains one of the pure dancehall sounds from 2012, remembered for its raw energy and the way it brought artists and fans together on the dancefloor.
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