DEATH THREAT RIDDIM produced by CRUSHROAD MUSIC 2016
Death Threat Overview
In the world of dancehall, the selector’s choice can make or break a party. In 2016, the “Death Threat Riddim” was a top pick for selectors at every sound clash. The riddim’s deep bass and sharp drums would shake the speakers and send crowds wild, making it a favorite in street dances and clubs alike. Behind this riddim was CRUSHROAD MUSIC, a label known for its raw and energetic sound. CRUSHROAD MUSIC has built a reputation in the Jamaican music scene for producing standout dancehall tracks. Their productions have gathered strong support from DJs and fans, helping to push new sounds into the spotlight. The riddim brought together a powerful lineup of artists. Bencil delivered “Dem Ano Killaz,” a track that showed off his forceful style. Gaza Keno’s “Weh Dem A Try” added a streetwise edge, fitting right into the dancehall tradition. Khago, who is well-known for his hit song “Nah Sell Out” from 2011, brought fresh energy with “Sumn Lakka Suh.” Raja Veli’s “If A War” kept the tension high, while Scrufizzer, a UK artist recognized for his fast flow and collaborations with artists like Dizzee Rascal, dropped “Star War.” Other cuts like Shawn Strom’s “Highgrade” and Stein’s “Everything Inna Di Clip” added more fire to the riddim, while the instrumental “Death Threat Riddim” by Crush Road let the music shine on its own. This release stood out in 2016, keeping dancehall fans moving and selectors reaching for it again and again.
Death Threat Tracklist:
- Bencil – Dem Ano Killaz (Edit)
- Bencil – Dem Ano Killaz (Raw)
- Gaza Keno – Weh Dem A Try
- Khago – Sumn Lakka Suh (Edit)
- Khago – Sumn Lakka Suh (Raw)
- Raja Veli – If A War
- Scrufizzer – Star War (Edit)
- Scrufizzer – Star War (Raw)
- Shawn Strom – Highgrade (Edit)
- Shawn Strom – Highgrade (Raw)
- Stein – Everything Inna Di Clip (Edit)
- Stein – Everything Inna Di Clip (Raw)
- Crush Road – Death Threat Riddim (Instrumental)
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