ENERGY UP RIDDIM produced by FIRST NAME MUSIC 2014
Energy Up Overview
Dancehall selectors still talk about the Energy Up Riddim from 2014. Even years later, this bashment release is remembered for its strong tracks that always get a party moving. DJs and fans agree it’s a collection packed with energy and perfect for the dance. Looking back, the riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Agent Sasco stood out with "Instagram Pose." He’s known for his sharp lyrics and has worked with artists like Kanye West on the album "Donda," showing his worldwide reach. Bling Dawg delivered "Gal U All Him Need," adding his signature rough style. Busy Signal gave fans "Hill & Gully Riddim (Clean)," keeping his reputation as one of dancehall’s most versatile singers—he once topped charts with "Stay So." Capleton’s "Stick On" brought the fire, as always, from the man who gave the world the classic "Jah Jah City." Demarco’s "Gal Dem Time" added a smooth, catchy vibe, and Demarco is well known for his hit "I Love My Life." Behind the scenes, the production came from FIRST NAME MUSIC. This producer has a history of shaping the sound of modern dancehall. FIRST NAME MUSIC is known for working with top artists and helping to create riddims that stream well on digital platforms, making his releases popular both in Jamaica and overseas. Energy Up Riddim still gets played because it brings together great artists, tight songs, and the kind of beats that make people want to dance. That’s why selectors and fans still rate it today.
Energy Up Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Instagram Pose
- Bling Dawg – Gal U All Him Need
- Busy Signal – Hill & Gully Riddim (Clean) & (Raw)
- Capleton – Stick On
- Demarco – Gal Dem Time
- Kiprich – Touch A Button
- Lady Saw – Tear Up (Clean) & (Raw)
- Mr Lexx – Ghetto Warrior
- Mr Vegas – Dem Luv Fi Chat
- Spragga Benz – Hot Gal Team (Clean) & (Raw)
- First Name Music – Energy Up Rididm (Instrumental)
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