FULL DRAW RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS 2006
Full Draw Overview
The bashment flow on the Full Draw Riddim came together in the studio with a mix of energy and talent. The producer, FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS, guided the session with a clear creative direction. Known for their sharp, modern sound, FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS has been a key player in dancehall since the early 2000s. Their work often blends traditional dancehall elements with fresh, catchy hooks, making their riddims popular both in Jamaica and worldwide. On the Full Draw Riddim, each artist brought their own style. Bling Dawg’s “Safe Sex” stands out with his confident delivery and direct lyrics, riding the riddim’s driving beat perfectly. Bounty Killer’s “Dem Fi Get Fuck” adds a hardcore edge, his commanding voice cutting through the music with authority. Chico’s “My Life” brings a melodic touch, showing his skill at mixing smooth vocals with the energetic riddim. Elephant Man’s “Buck Out” delivers high energy, making it a favorite for dance floors. Lexxus, with “Dem Nuh More Dan U,” adds clever wordplay and a catchy flow, giving the riddim another layer of appeal. Each song fits the riddim’s upbeat, bashment style, but also lets each artist’s personality shine. The Full Draw Riddim is more than just a collection of tracks; it shows how bashment flow can blend hardcore vibes with hooks that stick in your head. Thanks to FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS and these standout artists, this riddim remains a strong part of dancehall history.
Full Draw Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Safe Sex
- Bounty Killer – Dem Fi Get Fuck
- Chico – My Life
- Elephant Man – Buck Out
- Full Draw Riddim 1 – Version 1
- Full Draw Riddim 2 – Version 2
- Lexxus – Dem Nuh More Dan U
- Red Square – Di Flex
- Sanjay – Wine Pon Mi
- O.K – Full Draw
- Unknown Artist – Track 12
- Vybz Kartel – Woman A Mi Sunshine
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