EXCITED RIDDIM produced by REAL LINKZ RECORDS 2014
Excited Overview
In 2014, the party backdrop of dancehall was alive with energy, and one riddim stood out for keeping speakers rumbling at every sound clash. This was the era of Excited Riddim, produced by REAL LINKZ RECORDS. The label brought a fresh sound to dancehall, mixing classic style with modern energy. REAL LINKZ RECORDS is known for supporting new talent and delivering strong dancehall releases, making them a respected name in Jamaican music. Excited Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists. Beenie Man delivered “Gun Man Town,” a track that captured the raw spirit of the dancehall scene. Flexxx & Ultimatum teamed up for “Fire,” bringing a catchy chorus and powerful verses. Gage’s “Anthing A Anything (Raw)” added a bold voice to the mix, while Kibaki showed his versatility on both “Act Like” and “Lord God.” Masicka’s “Wah Fuck” brought sharp lyrics and energy, showing why he was rising fast in the genre. Other songs on the riddim, like “Decorated Riddim” by Nature, “Walk Holy” by Predator & Luckie D, “Longing For Your Touch” by Singing Sweet, and “Badmind The Move” by Sizzla, added to the riddim’s variety. Each artist brought their own style, but together, their tracks created a party atmosphere that kept fans dancing. Compared to other riddims of the time, Excited Riddim stood out for its balance and long-lasting appeal. While some riddims faded quickly, this one became a favorite at parties and sound clashes. The careful work of the producer and the strong lineup of artists helped make this party backdrop an important part of dancehall history.
Excited Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Gun Man Town
- Flexxx & Ultimatum – Fire
- Gage – Anthing A Anything (Raw) & (Clean)
- Kibaki – Act Like
- Kibaki – Lord God
- Masicka – Wah Fuck (Raw)
- Nature – Decorated Riddim
- Predator & Luckie D – Walk Holy
- Singing Sweet – Longing For Your Touch
- Sizzla – Badmind The Move
- Dia – Excited Riddim (Instrumental)
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