Double Muffler Riddim – Lockecity Music Group / Truckback Records

Double Muffler Overview

When “Double Muffler Riddim” dropped in 2013, it brought a heavy bashment flow that made people move. The sound was loud, with deep basslines and sharp drums, perfect for dancehall fans. But what made this riddim special was how it mixed the bashment style with hints of hip hop and even a little bit of electronic music. You could hear the energy in every beat. Each artist put their own stamp on the riddim. New Kidz came strong with “Nuh Fear,” showing confidence and a fearless attitude. Beenie Man, known for his catchy hooks, delivered “Make Money,” a song that got everyone singing along. Elephant Man’s “Bad Wi Bad” brought hype and excitement, making it a real club favorite. Jus Chris gave us “Quenger Dem,” adding his own twist, while Chico’s “Out In The Streets (One Link)” talked about unity and real life in Jamaica. Other voices like Bawse Dawg on “More Plans” and Flexx with “Young Veteran” kept the energy high. Even the producers, Locke & S. Locke, stepped out from behind the mixing board to give us “Double Muffler Riddim,” showing their own skills. The team behind it all, LOCKECITY MUSIC GROUP and TRUCKBACK RECORDS, are known for their tight, powerful productions. TRUCKBACK RECORDS especially has a long history in dancehall, working with big names and making hits that stay popular for years. Their attention to detail made sure every song on this riddim was ready for the dance. The bashment flow of “Double Muffler Riddim” still stands out in dancehall history. It’s a reminder of how good music can bring people together on the dance floor, mixing old school vibes with new sounds.

Double Muffler Tracklist:

1. New Kidz-Nuh Fear (Raw)
2. New Kidz-Nuh Fear (Radio)
3. Beenie Man – Make Money
4. Elephant Man – Bad Wi Bad (The Extractors)
5. Jus Chris – Quenger Dem (Raw)
6. Jus Chris – Quenger Dem (Radio)
7. Chico – Out In The Streets (One Link) (Raw)
8. Chico – Out In The Streets (One Link) (Radio]
9. Bawse Dawg – More Plans
10. Flexx – Young Veteran
11. Locke & S. Locke – Double Muffler Riddim