DI DON RICH RIDDIM produced by DON RICHIE/FRENZ FOR REAL 2018
Di Don Rich Overview
The bashment rhythm has always been a driving force in dancehall music, known for its energetic beats and party atmosphere. In 2018, the Di Don Rich Riddim brought new life to this tradition. The project was produced by DON RICHIE/FRENZ FOR REAL, a team respected for their focus on quality dancehall productions and strong party vibes. This riddim blends hardcore dancehall elements with catchy hooks, making it appealing both on the dancefloor and for radio play. Several top artists contributed to the project, each bringing their unique style. Busy Signal’s “Early Morning Love” stands out with its smooth delivery and memorable chorus. Beenie Man adds his signature flair with “Clean Like A Whistle,” while Charley Blacks celebrates independent women on “Independent Gyal.” Vershon’s “Nah Let Go” offers a melodic touch, and Future Fambo’s “Party” keeps the energy high. Other artists also made strong contributions. Stylex delivers the upbeat “Feeling Good,” and Elephant Man brings his usual hype with “Wild Wild West.” Dizzy Carter’s “Mi No Know,” Power Man’s “1 Guh,” and Jiggy Rass’s “1 Guh” round out the project, each track adding to the riddim’s lively atmosphere. DON RICHIE/FRENZ FOR REAL, known for their work in the dancehall scene, helped make this riddim popular in parties and clubs. Di Don Rich Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how a well-crafted bashment rhythm can unite artists and fans alike.
Di Don Rich Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Early Morning Love
- Beenie Man – Clean Like A Whistle
- Charley Blacks – Independent Gyal
- Vershon – Nah Let Go
- Vershon – Nah Let Go (Raw)
- Future Fambo – Party
- Stylex – Feeling Good
- Elephant Man – Wild Wild West
- Dizzy Carter – Mi No Know
- Power Man – 1 Guh (Feat Jiggy Rass)
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