EBOLA RIDDIM 2.0 – ANJUBLAX UIM RECORDS 2014
Ebola Overview
In 2014, the dancehall scene felt a new charge with the arrival of the Ebola Riddim. The riddim was shaped by the creative hands of producer NotNice, who is well known for his sharp ear and skill in crafting dancehall beats. From the start, the riddim was designed to shake up the dance and give the streets something unforgettable. Building the Ebola Riddim was all about heavy bass, sharp snares, and a rhythm that pulled dancers in. NotNice worked carefully to get the right mix, making sure every sound hit hard and kept the energy high. Once the beat was locked in, it was time for the artists to bring their voices and stories. Agent Sasco stepped up with “Bad Man Ting,” delivering his trademark confident flow over the driving riddim. Etalian’s “None A Dem” added a gritty edge, while Fire Links turned up the heat with “Yuh Mad,” giving partygoers a reason to move. Gramma Zone’s “Hot” kept the temperature rising, and Versatile’s “Laugh Affa Dem” brought a clever twist to the lineup. Wasp also made his mark with “Freestyle,” showing off quick lyrics and style. As soon as the Ebola Riddim hit the sound systems, it became a yard anthem. The dancehall massive embraced it, and selectors kept it spinning at every bashment. Even years later, the riddim stands as a powerful piece of dancehall history, remembered for its energy, quality, and the way it united dancehall’s voices on one unforgettable beat.
Ebola Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Bad Man Ting (Clean)
- Agent Sasco – Bad Man Ting (Raw)
- Etalian – None A Dem
- Fire Links – Yuh Mad (Clean)
- Fire Links – Yuh Mad (Raw)
- Gramma Zone – Hot (Clean)
- Gramma Zone – Hot (Raw)
- Versatile – Laugh Affa Dem
- Wasp – Freestyle (Clean)
- Wasp – Freestyle (Raw)
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