Exercist Riddim – Krucial Konflict

EXERCIST RIDDIM produced by KRUCIAL KONFLICT 2012

Exercist Overview

The Exercist Riddim stands out as one of 2012’s most energetic bashment releases. The rhythm is heavy and driving, blending classic dancehall drum patterns with a modern twist. There is a strong bashment flow, with each track moving smoothly into the next. The riddim’s bounce encourages both deejays and singers to bring their best, creating a lively and infectious vibe. Determine brings his signature style to “Yuh Own The Man.” Known for his powerful delivery, Determine has built a reputation for conscious lyrics since his breakout hit “Kette Drum.” On this riddim, his voice cuts through, adding grit and energy. Reenie Krucial’s “Krucial” offers a different flavor, with smooth vocals and catchy hooks. Reenie Krucial is recognized for her strong presence in the Jamaican music scene, and her performance here is no exception. Fire Rage delivers “One Page,” adding intensity with rapid-fire verses. Toxic’s “Dem Boy Deh Nuh Bad” brings a bold attitude, while Bobby Wonda’s “Caan Dis Mi Daddy” stands out with its melodic chorus. Each artist offers something unique, but all fit perfectly over the bashment beat. Behind the scenes, producer KRUCIAL KONFLICT shapes the overall sound. Known for his work in the early 2010s, KRUCIAL KONFLICT has produced several notable dancehall projects and is respected for his ability to create cohesive, anthem-ready riddims. His touch on Exercist Riddim ensures all the tracks feel connected, while giving each artist space to shine.

Exercist Tracklist:

1. Determine – Yuh Own The Man
2. Reenie Krucial – Krucial
3. Fire Rage – One Page
4. Toxic – Dem Boy Deh Nuh Bad
5. Bobby Wonda – Caan Dis Mi Daddy
6. Jah Rain – Get Away
7. Askel 45 – Dem A Runner
8. Shampagne – Different
9. Deva Bratt And Merciless – Gallis Fi Life
10. Hotta Mud – Rise Up Machine
11. Dadda – Young Gun
12. Polka Dat – Bigga Massacre
13. Fireflamez – Wine Up
14. Elsa – Muder Dem
15. Nats Brats – Living A Dream