DANCEHALL ZONE RIDDIM – TJ RECORDS 2021
Dancehall Zone Overview
In 2021, dancehall music saw a powerful set that echoed through clubs across Jamaica and beyond. This dancehall set captured the spirit of the year, blending classic rhythms with a modern edge. Many fans and DJs agree that it defined the bashment energy of the season, giving party-goers something fresh yet familiar to move to. Behind the scenes, the studio hand guiding this set played a crucial role. The production balanced the roots of dancehall with crisp, up-to-date beats, making each track feel both nostalgic and new. The riddim’s steady groove provided a strong foundation, allowing each artist to shine in their own way. Moyann brought her signature style to the set with "Fairplay (E)" and "Fairplay." Known for her confident delivery and catchy hooks, Moyann has quickly made a name for herself in the dancehall scene. Popcaan delivered "Wine All Day (E)" and "Wine All Day," adding his well-known melodic flow. Popcaan is recognized internationally, with hits like "Only Man She Want" and collaborations with artists such as Drake. Skillibeng joined forces with Toian for "Stop the Talking (E)" and "Stop the Talking." Skillibeng is known for his rapid rise in dancehall, especially with his breakout track "Crocodile Teeth." Toian’s smooth vocals provided a perfect contrast, making their collaboration stand out. Vybz Kartel and Lisa Hyper closed the set with "Irreplaceable." Vybz Kartel, a key figure in dancehall, has earned acclaim for albums like "King of the Dancehall." Lisa Hyper, who started her career as part of Kartel’s Portmore Empire, added her own flair to the track. This dancehall set brought together the genre’s top voices, leaving a lasting mark on 2021’s music landscape.
Dancehall Zone Tracklist:
- Moyann – Fairplay (E)
- Moyann – Fairplay
- Popcaan – Wine All Day (E)
- Popcaan – Wine All Day
- Skillibeng, Toian – Stop the Talking (E)
- Skillibeng, Toian – Stop the Talking
- Vybz Kartel, Lisa Hyper – Irreplaceable
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