CRIMINAL JUSTICE RIDDIM produced by DONI MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 2021
Criminal Justice Overview
When the yard session tape dropped, fans showed up in big numbers. The street anthem base kept speakers rumbling at every sound clash. People were quick to share clips online, and the energy from the session spread fast. It was clear that the yard studio sound was alive and well in 2021. Each artist brought their own style to the tape. Champagnie set things off with "Cornage," a track that got instant pull-ups at dances. Joe Flow followed with "RIP," showing the same lyrical power that made him known for his sharp delivery. Lahba’s "Cold World" added a deeper, more reflective vibe, reminding listeners of the real struggles in dancehall life. Lavi Gad’s "Ruff Days" kept the mood gritty, while Neily Binz lifted spirits with "Give Thanks Fi Life." Neily Binz has been getting more attention lately, especially after his collaboration on “Blessings” with Jahmiel, which helped boost his profile in the dancehall scene. The session also featured Ras Twyn’s "See Mi Yah" and Raynar’s "Next Route," both keeping the energy up and the crowd moving. The whole project was arranged for bashment, giving it that authentic party feel. Behind it all was DONI MUSIC PRODUCTIONS. Known for their consistent work in the dancehall community, DONI MUSIC PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation with tracks that get heavy play on Apple Music and Spotify. Their focus on sound system culture and strong riddims has made them a go-to label for many up-and-coming artists. This yard session tape proved the strength of yard studios in 2021, showing that the heart of dancehall still beats strong.
Criminal Justice Tracklist:
- Champagnie – Cornage
- Joe Flow – RIP
- Lahba – Cold World
- Lavi Gad – Ruff Days
- Neily Binz – Give Thanks Fi Life
- Ras Twyn – See Mi Yah
- Raynar – Next Route
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