CURFEW RIDDIM produced by Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS 2021
Curfew Overview
The 2021 sound system cut of Curfew Riddim stands out for its pure dancehall energy. This version mixes hardcore beats with catchy hooks, making it easy to enjoy on the dance floor or through headphones. The riddim draws from dancehall but also blends in touches from Afrobeats and hip hop, creating a fresh sound that appeals to a wide audience. Donteh brings his signature style with “Gyallis Settingz,” a track that highlights his knack for playful lyrics and memorable choruses. Donteh is known for his energetic delivery, and this song continues his streak of club-ready anthems. J'Can adds another layer with “Fornicator,” using sharp verses and a smooth flow that fits perfectly with the riddim’s bounce. Jula Fatstash delivers “Vertrouw Geen Mensen,” which stands out for its raw emotion and unique melody, showing how dancehall can connect with international sounds. King Tappa’s “Bout Dem Bad” adds a different vibe. King Tappa, who reached the top of the Reggae iTunes charts with his album “Nine Lives,” brings experience and charisma to the project. Slyter LC’s “Reseaux” adds a modern twist, drawing in influences from French urban music and giving the riddim an international edge. Behind the scenes, Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS shapes the sound. Known for working with both new and established artists, Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for crisp, dance-friendly productions. Their careful mixing and arrangement ensure each artist’s voice stands out, while the riddim remains cohesive. This sound system cut is a strong example of how dancehall can evolve while staying true to its roots.
Curfew Tracklist:
- Donteh – Gyallis Settingz (E)
- Donteh – Gyallis Settingz
- J’Can – Fornicator (E)
- J’Can – Fornicator
- Jula Fatstash – Vertrouw Geen Mensen
- King Tappa – Bout Dem Bad (E)
- King Tappa – Bout Dem Bad
- Slyter LC – Reseaux
- Xelo – Money
- Y-not Productions – Curfew Riddim Version
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