FIREMAN RIDDIM produced by BLACK METRO MUSIC 2022
Fireman Overview
The Fireman Riddim is a dancehall release that brought real energy and style to 2022. The mood of this set is lively and bold, with a sound that makes you want to move. The beats are groovy and smooth, perfect for late-night parties and club nights. Fans quickly linked this riddim to their best memories of dancing after hours. Some of dancehall’s most respected voices are on this riddim. Capleton delivers his powerful track “Fireman.” Capleton is well known for his 1999 album "More Fire," which helped cement his place as a reggae and dancehall legend. Sizzla steps in with “Foundation Youth.” Sizzla is famous for his classic album "Da Real Thing," which brought him international recognition. Bounty Killer, another giant of the genre, brings “Badman Bible” to the mix. Bounty Killer is known for his Grammy-winning collaboration with No Doubt on “Hey Baby.” Cutty Ranks adds “Kill Dem,” bringing his signature rough style. Chardel Rhoden’s “Taking Me High” brings a romantic touch to the set. Other tracks on the riddim include “Wild Out” by Bramma, “Woman” by Goody Gapp, and “Wine You Fi Wine” by D Blackz. The whole collection is tied together by the production of BLACK METRO MUSIC, a label and producer known for working with both new and established artists in dancehall and reggae. BLACK METRO MUSIC has built a reputation for quality releases in the Jamaican music scene. Fireman Riddim stands out as one of the pure dancehall sounds of 2022, keeping the spirit of the genre alive and fresh.
Fireman Tracklist:
- Mavado – Step (Clean)
- Mavado – Step (Raw)
- Capleton – Fireman
- Sizzla – Foundation Youth
- Bounty Killer – Badman Bible
- Cutty Ranks – Kill Dem
- Chardel Rhoden – Taking Me High
- Bramma – Wild Out
- Goody Gapp – Woman
- D Blackz – Wine You Fi Wine
- Black Metro Music – Fireman Riddim
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