FRESH TOWN RIDDIM produced by DIAMOND EMPIRE 2018
Fresh Town Overview
When Fresh Town Riddim dropped in 2018, DJs and fans jumped on it right away. The project stood out because it mixed classic dancehall energy with touches from other genres. The beat, made by DIAMOND EMPIRE, had a bashment vibe but also brought in fresh sounds. DIAMOND EMPIRE is known for producing big riddims that get heavy play in clubs and on radio. Their work has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall and brought new life to the scene. This riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Blak Ryno’s “Weh Me Do You” brings emotion and storytelling, while Delinquent Kid’s “Gallis” adds swagger and catchy hooks. Dr E’s “I Like Your Flavour” gives the riddim a smooth, sexy touch. Dynamiq’s “Bring It Come” keeps the energy high, and Kreem Extreme’s “Watch Me Wine” is perfect for the dancers. Kibaki with “Pretty Smart,” Laden with “One In A Million,” and Melli Ann’s “Your Love” each add their own style, showing how flexible the riddim is. Ru Varii’s “Away” and Shane O’s “Jail Song” bring even more variety. The sound system cut of Fresh Town Riddim really shines at parties. Its heavy bass and sharp drums blend well with hip hop, afrobeat, and even pop tracks. This makes it easy for DJs to mix and keep the dance floor moving. The riddim’s influence is still felt today, and it remains a key part of dancehall history. Thanks to DIAMOND EMPIRE and the artists, Fresh Town Riddim stands as a classic bashment project.
Fresh Town Tracklist:
- Weh Me Do You – Blak Ryno
- Gallis – Delinquent Kid
- I Like Your Flavour – Dr E
- Bring It Come – Dynamiq
- Watch Me Wine – Kreem Extreme
- Pretty Smart – Kibaki
- One In A Million – Laden
- Your Love – Melli Ann
- Precious Gift – Prohgres
- Away – Ru Varii
- Jail Song – Shane O
- Mind You Business – Th13een
- I Like Ur Style – U-Nique
- These Eyes – United Youth
- Girl Wine – Vershon
- Tony Matterhorn – Step Pon Money
- Fresh Town Riddim Instrumental – Kyle Boney
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