Fire Wire Riddim – Lockedacity

FIRE WIRE RIDDIM produced by LOCKEDACITY 2018

Fire Wire Overview

Fire Wire Riddim is a dancehall release that brings together the energy of classic street anthems and the excitement of modern sound system culture. The riddim’s foundation is built for big speakers, with heavy bass and sharp snares that echo the golden age of dancehall. This kind of riddim is made for parties and street dances, where deejays and singers hype up the crowd and keep the vibe alive. The producer behind Fire Wire Riddim is LOCKEDACITY, a name known for bringing new life to dancehall rhythms. LOCKEDACITY has a history of blending traditional Jamaican sounds with fresh influences, and works with the label Locked City Music. His productions have gained attention both locally and online, with his riddims getting thousands of streams and support from selectors on the sound system scene. On this riddim, Sizzla delivers “Launch Out,” a powerful track that matches his high-energy style. Capleton follows with “Fire Man A Bun,” bringing his signature fiery lyrics. Lutan Fyah’s “Sick & Tired” offers a smoother but still passionate vocal, while Turbulence’s “Congo Man Come” brings roots flavor to the mix. Teflon’s “Nah Tek It Back” stands out with a bold message. Other artists like Erup on “Roll Without Fear,” Furious with “Hush Up,” Tyrical’s “Who Did A Say,” Beenie Man’s “She Nah Stop,” and Major Mackerel’s “Gal A Road” add more variety, blending hardcore deejay cuts with melodic hooks. This riddim shows how street anthem vibes remain strong in dancehall, shaping its sound and culture for new generations.

Fire Wire Tracklist:

1. Sizzla – Launch Out
2. Capleton – Fire Man A Bun
3. Lutan Fyah – Sick & Tired
4. Turbulence – Congo Man Come
5. Teflon – Nah Tek It Back
6. Erup – Roll Without Fear
7. Furious – Hush Up
8. Tyrical – Who Did A Say
9. Beenie Man – She Nah Stop
10. Major Mackerel – Gal A Road
11. Deh Deh – Wine Up Pon Me
12. Lockecity – We Dat
13. Blacka Dan – Change Gal Daily
14. Cush Hunta – Someone To Care
15. Dj Sunshine – Anything For Mama
16. General B – The Buss
17. Adrian Locke & Steve Locke – Fire Wire Riddim (Instrumental)

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