DROP DEM RIDDIM produced by DROPTOP RECORDS 2019
Drop Dem Overview
The Drop Dem Riddim, released in 2019, quickly became a favorite in the dancehall scene. Fans remember it for powering countless late-night parties, with its bashment rhythm bringing people together on the dancefloor. The rhythm itself is strong and energetic, but what makes it stand out is how it blends with other genres. Elements of hip hop and reggae flow smoothly into the dancehall beat, creating a sound that feels both new and familiar. Artists play a big role in shaping the riddim’s identity. Vybz Kartel, with his track Day Rave, delivers his signature style, making the party vibes impossible to ignore. Popcaan also brings his unique energy on Anything, giving the riddim a fresh twist. Chronic Law’s Money Talk adds a gritty street feel, while Shawn Storm’s My Lifestyle introduces a catchy melody. Rygin King’s Business and Sikka Rymes’ Type both add their own flavors, helping the riddim appeal to a wide range of listeners. Behind the scenes, the bashment arranger carefully crafts the flow, making sure each track fits perfectly. The producer, DROPTOP RECORDS, is known for creating high-quality dancehall releases. The label has gained respect for working with top artists and delivering tracks that get millions of streams. Drop Dem Riddim is more than just a collection of songs. It’s a key part of modern dancehall history, showing how different voices and styles can come together on one powerful rhythm. The work of the artists, arranger, and producer keeps the bashment spirit alive in every party and playlist.
Drop Dem Tracklist:
1. Vybz Kartel – Day Rave
2. Vybz Kartel – Day Rave (raw)
3. Popcaan – Anything
4. Popcaan – Anything (raw)
5. Chronic Law – Money Talk
6. Shawn Storm – My Lifestyle
7. Rygin King – Business
8. Sikka Rymes – Type
9. Sikka Rymes – Type (raw)
10. Flava Don – True G
11. Flava Don – True G (raw)
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