FUTURE TROUBLES RIDDIM produced by Y NOT PRODUCTIONS 2013
Future Troubles Overview
The Future Troubles Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices. On this standout project, Caldhino shines with “Wife Material,” a track full of energy and catchy lyrics. Ding Dong, well-known for his dance anthems, adds his unique vibe with “Mi Waan Know.” Elephant Man, always a crowd favorite, fires up the riddim with “Ride It.” Eska joins the lineup with “Every Weh Mi Guh,” delivering smooth vocals and strong presence. Future Fambo’s “Rodeo” keeps the party moving with his signature style. Other artists on the riddim, like Killa Kid with “Gyal Dem,” King Tappa with “Movements,” and King Youth with both “Bad Suh” and “Gal Give It Up,” add even more flavor. Richie Loop rounds out the mix with “Fake,” bringing his own twist to the riddim. The party atmosphere on this release is no accident. Y NOT PRODUCTIONS, the team behind the riddim, is known for their ability to create tracks that light up the dancefloor. Since their start, Y NOT PRODUCTIONS has worked with many big names in dancehall, building a reputation for high-energy, bass-heavy beats. Their productions often inspire new dance moves in the dancehall scene. Even years after its release, the Future Troubles Riddim remains a favorite at parties and in dancehall history. When you listen, you can feel the energy and excitement that made this riddim a classic for fans and dancers everywhere.
Future Troubles Tracklist:
- Caldhino – Wife Material
- Ding Dong – Mi Waan Know
- Elephant Man – Ride It (Clean)
- Elephant Man – Ride It (Raw)
- Eska – Every Weh Mi Guh
- Future Fambo – Rodeo
- Killa Kid – Gyal Dem
- King Tappa – Movements
- King Youth – Bad Suh (Clean)
- King Youth – Bad Suh (Raw)
- King Youth – Gal Give It Up
- Richie Loop – Fake (Clean)
- Richie Loop – Fake (Raw)
- Tahirah – Wine Gal
- Teknique – So High
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Gyal A Mad
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