EARTH FIRE & WIND RIDDIM produced by VERY HUGE RECORDS 2013
Earth Fire And Wind Overview
In 2013, the Earth Fire And Wind Riddim brought fresh energy to dancehall music. Produced by VERY HUGE RECORDS, a label known for its creative approach in the Jamaican music scene, this riddim mixed hard-hitting beats with catchy melodies. The sound was both tough and easy to enjoy, making it popular in clubs and on playlists. Several respected artists recorded tracks on this riddim. Delly Ranks performed "Natural Beauty," showing the style that made him known for songs like "Pon Di Corner." Lutan Fyah, known for his album "Time and Place," added his conscious lyrics to "Tan Deh." Sizzla, a Grammy-nominated artist famous for hits like "Thank You Mama," brought his energetic voice to "Ghetto Gal Sexy 4 Real." Trapykal (One delivered two songs, "Concrete" and "Nu Talk Badness," adding a different flavor to the mix. Tugawar’s "Disrespect" brought strong lyrics, while Empress Aisha gave a powerful performance on "Fire." Major Mackerel, known for his unique vocal style, contributed "Don Man/Champion." DJ Yung Quincy’s "Call Me" and Damage’s "Fresh" completed the line-up, each bringing their own touch. VERY HUGE RECORDS helped keep dancehall vibrant during a time when the genre was changing. The Earth Fire And Wind Riddim stood out for its blend of hardcore dancehall vibes and memorable hooks. Looking back, this riddim played an important role in keeping dancehall alive in 2013.
Earth Fire And Wind Tracklist:
- Delly Ranks – Natural Beauty
- Lutan Fyah – Tan Deh
- Sizzla – Ghetto Gal Sexy 4 Real(Radio)
- Sizzla – Ghetto Gal Sexy 4 Real(Raw)
- Trapykal (One) – Concrete
- Trapykal (One) – Nu Talk Badness
- Tugawar – Disrespect
- Empress Aisha – Fire
- Major Mackerel – Don Man/Champion(Remix)
- Dj Yung Quincy – Call Me (Raw)
- Dj Yung Quincy – Call Me (Radio)
- Damage – Fresh
- Chicken – Informa
- Version – Earth Fire & Wind Riddim
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