FREEDOM CHOICE RIDDIM produced by FIRST PAGE PRODUCTIONS 2016
Freedom Choice Overview
Behind every great dancehall release, there is a master at the mixing board. In 2016, it was FIRST PAGE PRODUCTIONS who brought a fresh wave to the scene. Known for their crisp sound and strong rhythms, this label has helped shape modern dancehall music. Their work has reached listeners worldwide, with tracks gaining thousands of streams and support in the streets of Jamaica. The Freedom Choice Riddim was a turning point. It brought together some of the most respected voices in the genre. Chezidek, with his song "Curse Pon Dem," added roots and wisdom to the project. Chezidek is well known for his conscious lyrics and has made a mark with hits like "Leave De Trees." Michael Fabulous joined with "First Choice," showing his smooth delivery. He has earned respect for his steady presence in dancehall and collaborations with top producers. Loaded delivered "People Dem A Bawl," bringing energy and fire to the riddim. Klive’s "Babylon Out Threre" gave the project a streetwise edge, while Ky added a touch of reality with "Enie - Life Is A Grine." Each artist brought their own style, but together they created a sound that was both unified and powerful. This release quickly became a yard anthem, filling parties and clubs across Jamaica. Looking back, Freedom Choice Riddim kept dancehall alive in 2016, uniting artists and fans under one powerful sound. It remains a bright moment in modern dancehall history.
Freedom Choice Tracklist:
- Chezidek – Curse Pon Dem
- Michael Fabulous – First Choice
- Alva – Tears Drop
- Loaded – People Dem A Bawl
- Klive – Babylon Out Threre
- Ky-Enie – Life Is A Grine
- Jahbah Lance – Burn Dem Down
- Robbie Rule – Money Affi Mek
- Planks – The Right Herbs
- Troydon Bent – Chat To Mi Girl
- Adowa – Walk The Way Me Walk
- Blac Blayde – One More Ghetto Youth
- Waderowe – Life You A Programme (feat. J.Kidd)
- Future Danger – Ding I
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