EXPRESSION RIDDIM produced by JAH WAYNE RECORDZ 2014
Expression Overview
The bashment flow of 2014 brought a new energy to dancehall. The rhythms were bold and full of life, with sharp snares and rolling basslines that made people move. This sound caught the rebellious spirit of the time, letting artists express themselves with both power and style. The riddim carried a steady pulse that was easy to dance to, yet had enough twists to keep listeners excited. Anthony Cruz was a key voice on this riddim. His track, "No Letting Go," showed his smooth delivery and strong presence. Cruz is well known in reggae and dancehall, and his earlier hit "Halfway Tree" helped build his reputation. Jah Currant added his own flavor with "The People Say," using catchy hooks and lyrics that connected with fans. The song "Ghetto Story" by Jahwayne Feat. Pink Panther was another standout, with Pink Panther’s gritty style giving the track extra edge. Pink Panther’s version, "Pink Panther - Ghetto Story," also brought a raw, streetwise vibe. Lee’Tal Feat. Anthony Cruz came together for "Gallis From Birth," blending their talents on a song that celebrated dancehall’s playful side. Anthony Cruz’s solo version, "Anthony Cruz - Gallis From Birth," kept the energy high. Behind the scenes, JAH WAYNE RECORDZ played a big role. The label is known for producing strong dancehall projects and supporting new talent. With a history of working with both rising and established artists, JAH WAYNE RECORDZ helped shape the sound of 2014. This dancehall collection was one of the true bashment highlights of the year, capturing the feeling of the moment with every beat.
Expression Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – No Letting Go
- Jah Currant – The People Say
- Jahwayne Feat. Pink Panther – Ghetto Story
- Lee’Tal Feat. Anthony Cruz – Gallis From Birth
- Absolute – Want Money
- Navino – Woman Mi Say
- Rhyme Minister – Yute Gone A School
- Sudu – Cool & Quiet
- Sunami – A+
- Teflon – No Secrets
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