DI REALEST RIDDIM produced by REAL SQUAD RECORDS 2018
Di Realest Overview
When “Di Realest Riddim” came together in the studio, it was all about energy and teamwork. The bashment flow was built from the ground up, with artists and producers working side by side to get the right sound. The sound engineer played a big part, shaping the riddim with sharp drums, deep bass, and smooth melodies. He wanted every track to feel alive, perfect for both dancefloors and late-night listening. REAL SQUAD RECORDS, the producer behind the riddim, has a solid reputation in dancehall. The label is known for pushing fresh talent and delivering modern sounds. Over the years, they have worked with both new and established artists, and their releases have picked up thousands of streams online. Each artist brought something special to “Di Realest Riddim.” Patexx’s “Stronger” is full of determination and power, riding the beat with confidence. Liquid & Badda General teamed up for “Not Giving Up,” a song that’s all about resilience, with both artists trading lines and keeping the vibe lively. Iranimoo’s “Legal” brings a catchy hook and playful lyrics, adding a lighter touch to the collection. Wayne Wonder, a legend in his own right, delivers “Where Do We Go,” showing his smooth vocals and classic style. Demarco’s “Not For Long” adds a bit of edge, with his unique voice and clever wordplay. And for those who just want the music, Real Squad Records offers the “Di Realest Riddim Instrumental,” letting DJs and fans enjoy the pure bashment groove. This bashment flow is more than just a riddim—it’s a key part of dancehall history, still played and loved in sessions everywhere.
Di Realest Tracklist:
- Patexx – Stronger
- Liquid & Badda General – Not Giving Up
- Iranimoo – Legal
- Wayne Wonder – Where Do We Go
- Demarco – Not For Long
- Real Squad Records – Di Realest Riddim Instrumental
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