FREE POWER RIDDIM produced by BABA DEE MUSIC 2018
Free Power Overview
The Free Power Riddim, released in 2018, made a strong mark on dancehall music that year. This sound system cut blended classic dancehall energy with influences from hip hop and Afrobeat, creating a fresh vibe that appealed to fans worldwide. The riddim’s rhythm section is punchy and modern, but it still keeps the roots of Jamaican dancehall alive. Sizzla brings his signature intensity to the track "I Pray," adding a spiritual and powerful layer to the project. Tatik shows versatility with "If Only," and also teams up with Solece for another version of "If Only," giving the riddim extra flavor and variety. Mr G delivers a party anthem with "Whine Pon The Tip," which keeps the dance floor moving. D'Angel and Kaffi Black join forces on "Personality," bringing a bold and confident sound that stands out. Other artists like Gappy Ranks with "More Money More Problems," Tyrical on "My Life Ruff," Ganggoolie’s "Live In Lu," and Ras Shady’s "Love Woman" all add their own style, making the riddim a showcase for different voices in dancehall. BABA DEE MUSIC, the producer behind the project, is known for building solid dancehall foundations and supporting both new and established artists. The label has earned respect for its consistent quality and innovative approach to riddim creation. The Free Power Riddim is still remembered as an important release. Its mix of genres and strong performances from artists like Sizzla, Tatik, and others helped shape the sound of dancehall in 2018, and its influence can still be heard today.
Free Power Tracklist:
- Sizzla – I Pray
- Tatik – If Only
- Tatik And Solece – If Only
- Mr G – Whine Pon The Tip
- D’Angel And Kaffi Black – Personality
- Gappy Ranks – More Money More Problems
- Tyrical – My Life Ruff
- Ganggoolie – Live In Lu
- Ras Shady – Love Woman
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