FIREWIRE RIDDIM produced by LOCKECITY ENTERTAINMENT 2011
Firewire Overview
In 2011, sound engineers played a big role in shaping the dancehall sound. Their careful mixing and mastering helped make the music loud, clear, and powerful on sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. The Firewire Riddim is a good example of this, with its strong, gritty beats. The producer behind Firewire Riddim is LOCKECITY ENTERTAINMENT. This label is known for releasing several dancehall projects in the late 2000s and early 2010s. LOCKECITY ENTERTAINMENT helped bring new riddims to the dancehall scene, working with both rising talents and well-known artists. On this riddim, Beenie Man stands out with the song "She Nah Stop." Beenie Man is a Grammy Award winner and is often called the "King of Dancehall." Capleton, another big name, brings energy with "Fire Man A Burn." Capleton is famous for his fiery lyrics and has had many hits since the 1990s. Other artists on the riddim include Blacka Dan with "Change Gal Daily," Cush Hunta with "Someone To Care," and Deh Deh with "Wine Up Pon Me." Each artist adds their own style, making the set lively and diverse. Songs like these helped the Firewire Riddim become a cornerstone of dancehall music in 2011, filling dance floors and sound systems everywhere.
Firewire Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – She Nah Stop
- Blacka Dan – Change Gal Daily
- Capleton – Fire Man A Burn
- Cush Hunta – Someone To Care
- Deh Deh – Wine Up Pon Me
- Dj Sunshine – Anything Fi Mama
- Erup – Roll Without Fear
- Faada Freshh – I Fit
- Furious – Hush Up
- General B – The Buss
- Josey Code – Owna Tings
- Khago – Cut Dem Off
- Lockecity – A We Dat
- Lockecity Entertainment – Firewire Riddim
- Lutan Fyah – Sick And Tired
- Major Mackerel – More Gal A Road
- Sizzla – Launch Out
- Teflon – Nah Tek It Back
- Terminal Dg – No More Than You
- Turbulance – Congo Man Come
- Tyrical – Who Did A Say
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