Funeral Ceremony Riddim – Notnice Records

Funeral Ceremony Overview

In 2010, Jamaica’s dancehall scene was alive with energy. Parties were the heart of the culture, where sound systems blasted the latest riddims and people danced late into the night. The Funeral Ceremony Riddim became a key part of this backdrop, shaping the sound of that year’s dancehall music. The riddim brought together several artists, each with their own style, but all united by the same infectious beat. Blak Ryno’s “Empty” stood out with its sharp lyrics and strong delivery, making it a favorite in the dance. Doza Medicine added his unique touch with “Ceremony,” giving the riddim another layer of depth. The collaboration between Gaza Kim Ft Sheba on “Lol O.M.G” brought a playful energy, while Sheba’s solo version, “Lol O.M.G,” kept the crowd moving with its catchy hook. Maxwell’s “Hole Dem Yah” added a gritty edge, showing the riddim’s versatility. Each song fit perfectly into the party atmosphere, with heavy basslines and rhythms that made people want to dance. The riddim’s producer crafted a sound that was both modern and true to the roots of dancehall, using crisp drums and bright melodies to keep the energy high. This riddim was more than just music—it was a soundtrack for countless parties and street dances. It captured the spirit of 2010, bringing together artists and fans in celebration. Funeral Ceremony Riddim remains a memorable part of dancehall history, remembered for its impact on the culture and the parties it helped create.

Funeral Ceremony Tracklist:

1. Blak Ryno – Empty (Big Ship Diss)
2. Doza Medicine – Ceremony (Aidonia Diss)
3. Gaza Kim Ft Sheba – Lol O.M.G
4. Maxwell – Hole Dem Yah
5. Merital – Dem No Bad
6. Popcaan – Evil Thing (Aidonia Diss)
7. Shawn Storm – Rise It Up (Aidonia Diss)
8. Vybz Kartel Ft Gaza Indu – Climb Di Mountian
9. Vybz Kartel & Jah Vinci – Murder Informa
10. Vybz Kartel – Pass Mi Gun