DECIBELS RIDDIM produced by CR203 RECORDS 2013
Decibels Overview
The Decibels Riddim was born in a busy Kingston studio in 2013. The team at CR203 RECORDS wanted to create a dancehall riddim that would light up the clubs and capture the real energy of the scene. The sound engineer played a big role, shaping the music with crisp, punchy bass and lively horn riffs. His creative direction focused on making each beat feel powerful but fun, giving every song a playful edge that DJs and fans love. CR203 RECORDS, known for supporting fresh dancehall talent, had already made a name for itself with a series of popular riddims before Decibels. The label’s focus on high-quality production and strong rhythms helped it stand out in a crowded market. With Decibels Riddim, they brought together some of the best voices in dancehall to ride the beat. Beenie Man’s “Drop It” is a standout, with his signature flow and energy driving the track. Cecile’s “Wine Up Mi Body (radio)” brings a catchy, confident vibe, while Ceegee’s “Chat Some Supn” adds a playful twist. Each artist uses the riddim’s heavy bass and bold horns in their own way, making every song feel fresh but connected. From the moment it was released, DJs embraced the riddim, spinning it in clubs and parties across Jamaica and beyond. Even years later, Decibels Riddim is remembered as a key moment in dancehall, blending strong production, talented artists, and a sound that keeps people moving.
Decibels Tracklist:
- Beenie Man Drop It
- Cecile Wine Up Mi Body (radio]
- Ceegee Chat Some Supn
- Flippa Gal To Mi Thing (radio]
- Flippa Gal To Mi Thing (raw)
- I-Octane Grow So
- Konshens God A Mi Don (radio]
- Liquid Wine Pon Time
- Mavado Body Look (radio]
- Mavado Body Look (raw)
- Popcaan Be Like Me (radio]
- Popcaan Be Like Me (raw)
- Spice Come Inside
- Tifa Lyrically Educated
- Vybz Kartel Georgina (radio]
- Vybz Kartel Georgina (raw)
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