FIRESTICK RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 2019
Firestick Overview
The Firestick Riddim’s success can be traced back to the careful hands in the studio. The production team, PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS, played a big role in shaping its sound. Known for their sharp mixing and creative direction, PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation in the dancehall world. They have worked with top Jamaican artists and have seen their releases gain strong streaming numbers since their start in the late 2010s. Their work on the Firestick Riddim is a clear example of their ability to create music that connects with both dancers and listeners. The riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Sean Paul’s “Buss A Bubble” brings his signature energy, making it a favorite for parties. Delly Ranx delivers “Firestick,” a track that stands out with his unique flow. Demarco’s “Gyal Affi Get” keeps the vibe lively, while Mr Vegas adds his own flavor with “Orthodox Yardie.” Capleton’s “Pull Off” brings a fiery style, true to his reputation. Other strong tracks on the riddim include “Prayer” by Jah Vinci X Bugle, “Crash & Burn” by Vershon, “Lonely” by Versi, “Out Deh” by Ffurious, and “Turn Around” by Jah Wiz. Each artist adds their own touch, making the riddim feel fresh from start to finish. The sound system cut of Firestick Riddim captured the raw energy that dancehall fans love. It remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how a well-crafted riddim and talented artists can create lasting impact.
Firestick Tracklist:
- Sean Paul – Buss A Bubble
- Delly Ranx – Firestick
- Demarco – Gyal Affi Get
- Mr Vegas – Orthodox Yardie
- Capleton – Pull Off
- Jah Vinci X Bugle – Prayer
- Vershon – Crash & Burn
- Versi – Lonely
- Ffurious – Out Deh
- Jah Wiz – Turn Around
- Madd 1 – Take Control
- Pheonix Jones – Saucey
- Rally Banks – God Naah Sleep
- Sotto Bless – What A Gyal
- Version – Firestick Riddim
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