COUNTRY RUN RIDDIM produced by KRITIKAL PRODUCTION 2012
Country Run Overview
Country Run Riddim arrived in 2012 with a strong lineup of dancehall tracks built for the party crowd. The project featured a mix of established and rising artists, each bringing their own style to the energetic beat. Tracks like "Eyes On You" by Timeka Marshall and "Wutliss Gyal Dem" by Diestro stood out for their catchy hooks and confident delivery. "Do For Love" by Wasp And Adena Myrie added a smooth blend of vocals and deejay flow, while Bay C And Anonimus teamed up for "Im Only Human," giving the riddim an international touch. Terro 3000’s "Put Di Ting Deh" kept the dancefloor moving with its raw energy. Other songs on the riddim included Delly Ranx with "Grab On," Wayne Marshall’s "Real God Bless," Ajrenalin’s "You Have It," Voicemail’s "Find You," and Rdx with "Home To Mi Mama." Each track brought something fresh, helping the riddim stand out in a crowded year for dancehall. Timeka Marshall, known for her hit "Love Triangle," showcased her versatility on "Eyes On You." Bay C, a member of the group T.O.K., brought his deep voice and experience to "Im Only Human." Wasp, who had earlier success with "Unfair Officer," joined Adena Myrie for a memorable duet. The riddim was crafted by KRITIKAL PRODUCTION, a label that made its mark in the 2010s with a series of popular dancehall releases. Their careful production and ear for talent helped Country Run Riddim capture the rebellious, club-ready spirit of its time.
Country Run Tracklist:
- Timeka Marshall – Eyes On You
- Diestro – Wutliss Gyal Dem
- Wasp And Adena Myrie – Do For Love
- Bay C And Anonimus – Im Only Human
- Terro 3000 – Put Di Ting Deh
- Delly Ranx – Grab On
- Wayne Marshall – Real God Bless
- Ajrenalin – You Have It
- Voicemail – Find You
- Rdx – Home To Mi Mama
- Kritikal – Country Run Riddim
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