D.S.K RIDDIM produced by Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS 2011
D.s.k Overview
The story of the yard beat known as D. s. k Riddim began in the heart of Jamaica’s dancehall scene. The riddim architect, working with Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS, wanted to create something fresh for 2011. They blended gritty, raw drum patterns with smooth, flowing dancehall melodies. This mix gave the riddim a unique energy that stood out from others of its time. Y-NOT PRODUCTIONS, a label with a reputation for clean, high-quality sound, made sure every artist’s voice was clear and strong. The label had already made a name for itself in the dancehall community, with several successful projects before D. k Riddim. Their attention to detail helped make this release memorable. The riddim brought together some of the scene’s most exciting voices. Invisble J’s “Step In” became a favorite for its catchy hook and confident delivery. King Youth’s “Bad Pickney” showed off his lyrical skills, building on the buzz from his earlier dancehall singles. Montari delivered “Gyal Clown,” adding his signature style to the mix. Natty Bredda’s “Bloodclat Face” and Saynega’s “D.S.K.” rounded out the project, each track bringing a different vibe and energy. Fans still talk about this 2011 mix. The combination of strong production and standout performances made D. k Riddim a lasting highlight in dancehall music.
D.s.k Tracklist:
- Invisble J – Step In
- King Youth – Bad Pickney
- Montari – Gyal Clown
- Natty Bredda – Bloodclat Face
- Saynega – D.S.K
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