CUSHION RIDDIM produced by BLUE SKY PRODUCTIONS – 2011
Cushion Overview
The sound system cut of Cushion Riddim came together in a busy Kingston studio, where engineers and artists worked closely to capture the raw feeling of street dancehall. The producer, BLUE SKY PRODUCTIONS, led the project with a clear vision: bring energy and authentic dancehall vibes to every track. Known for blending festival sounds with grassroots dancehall, BLUE SKY PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for quality and consistency. Their releases have gained strong support in local parties and have reached fans worldwide through streaming platforms. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Captain Barkey delivered “Nuh Man,” adding classic deejay flair and sharp lyrics. Wasp’s “Your Love” stood out with a catchy hook and smooth delivery, showing his knack for blending melody and attitude. Harry Toddler’s “Draw Mi Table” added humor and charisma, making it a favorite in dance sessions. Blacker offered “Watch Nuh Gyal,” a track with playful warnings and a bouncy flow. Galaxy P (Ras Ptah) shone on “Boasy Pig,” bringing witty wordplay and a confident tone. Macka Diamond’s “Skip And Wine” gave the riddim a strong female voice, encouraging dancers to move. Thugsy Malone’s “Deh Yah Wid” brought a gritty edge, while Frenzi’s “Whats Di Dealing” added fresh energy. The producer also contributed with “Cushion Riddim,” a track that tied the whole project together. This sound system cut captured the spirit of 2011 dancehall. It remains an important piece of music history, loved by fans and selectors for its street-level authenticity and dancefloor impact.
Cushion Tracklist:
1. Captain Barkey – Nuh Man
2. Wasp – Your Love
3. Harry Toddler – Draw Mi Table
4. Blacker – Watch Nuh Gyal
5. Galaxy P (Ras Ptah) – Boasy Pig (Clean)
6. Galaxy P (Ras Ptah) – Boasy Pig (Raw)
7. Macka Diamond – Skip And Wine
8. Thugsy Malone – Deh Yah Wid
9. Frenzi – Whats Di Dealing
10. Blue Sky – Cushion Riddim
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