FIRST CAPITAL RIDDIM produced by ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS 2013
First Capital Overview
Some of the best voices in dancehall came together for the First Capital Riddim. Artists like 3 Star & G Starr, Agent Sasco, Bugle, Chino, and Demarco all brought their unique styles to this project. Each artist added something special. 3 Star & G Starr’s “Remote Man” is full of energy and playful lyrics. Agent Sasco’s “Kind To Dem” shows off his sharp delivery and clever wordplay. Bugle’s “Gwaan Talk” stands out with its confident message. Chino’s “Nuh Trust Dem” brings a warning about trust, while Demarco’s “Money” is a classic anthem about hustle and ambition. The yard beat behind these songs was crafted by ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS has a reputation for working with both new and established artists, and their productions often get strong support in dancehall circles. Their work on First Capital Riddim is no exception. The beat mixes classic dancehall sounds with fresh touches, making it perfect for both parties and serious listening. The First Capital Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of 2013. Its catchy rhythm and bold lyrics reflected what was happening in dancehall and on the streets at the time. Songs like Flippa Moggela’s “My Woman,” I Octane’s “Buss A Blank,” and Jah Vinci & Propally’s “Keep It From Now” rounded out the tracklist, showing just how versatile this riddim could be. ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS’ instrumental version, “First Capital Riddim Version,” let DJs and fans enjoy the beat on its own. Today, the First Capital Riddim is remembered as an important chapter in dancehall history.
First Capital Tracklist:
- 3 Star & G Starr – Remote Man
- Agent Sasco – Kind To Dem (Raw)
- Agent Sasco – Kind To Dem (Radio)
- Bugle – Gwaan Talk
- Chino – Nuh Trust Dem
- Demarco – Money
- Flippa Moggela – My Woman
- I Octane – Buss A Blank
- Jah Vinci & Propally – Keep It From Now
- Mavado – At The Top (Just Us)
- Armz House Records – First Capital Riddim Version