Flossing Riddim – Stillyet Productions

FLOSSING RIDDIM produced by STILLYET PRODUCTIONS 2018

Flossing Overview

In 2018, the dancehall world saw a true bashment moment with the release of Flossing Riddim, a project that captured the rebellious spirit of the era. The journey began with STILLYET PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its sharp ear and lasting impact on the Jamaican music scene. With a history of producing standout riddims, STILLYET PRODUCTIONS built a reputation for bringing together new talent and established voices, and Flossing Riddim was no exception. From the start, the riddim creator shaped a sound that was bold and full of energy. The production brought together heavy bass, catchy melodies, and that unmistakable island vibe. As the riddim took shape, artists lined up to add their voices and stories. Acyd Reign stepped forward with “Party Night,” a track that became an anthem in dancehall parties. Chinsu and Q Wes teamed up for “Roll As Wi Like,” showing off their chemistry and lyrical skill. Draxx’s “She Gi It Weh” added a raw edge, while Ingram’s “Bourbon” gave the riddim a smooth, laid-back groove. Kryptonyt delivered “Girl Stay Real,” a song that resonated with fans for its honest message. Chinsu is known for his strong presence in the dancehall scene, while Q Wes has made waves with collaborations that get people talking. Each artist brought their own flavor, but together they created a project that felt complete. For dancehall fans, 2018 cannot be remembered without Flossing Riddim and its unforgettable sound system cut.

Flossing Tracklist:

1. Acyd Reign – Party Night
2. Chinsu & Q Wes – Roll As Wi Like
3. Draxx – She Gi It Weh
4. Ingram – Bourbon
5. Kryptonyt – Girl Stay Real
6. Sikka Rymes – Oh Oh Oh
7. Stillyet – Weh Mi Name
8. Gaza Tussan – Gal Dem A Say
9. X-Facta – We A Lead Dem
10. Stillyet Production – Flossing Riddim (Instrumental)

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