GANGSTA ROCK RIDDIM produced by BIRCHILL RECORDS 2006
Gangsta Rock Overview
In 2006, the bashment flow was strong in dancehall music. The Gangsta Rock Riddim stood out with its lively energy and sharp beats. This riddim was different from other bashment projects of the time because it mixed playful vocals with hard-hitting rhythms. Many riddims in 2006 focused on heavy bass and fast lyrics, but Gangsta Rock Riddim added a catchy swing that made it popular in both street dances and radio playlists. Artists like Aidonia brought their own style to the track Aidonia — Innocent Blood. His energetic delivery matched the riddim’s punchy feel. Assasin, known for his sharp lyrics, showed his skills on Assasin — Serious Thing. Birch, who is also the producer, performed Birch — Anthem, showing his talent as both an artist and a studio craftsman. Bling Dawg’s song Bling Dawg — Fool kept the vibe moving, while Bounty Killer, who won the 2002 MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act, gave a powerful performance on Bounty Killer — To Kill. Each artist added something special, making the riddim fresh and exciting. The producer, BIRCHILL RECORDS, is known for creating hits like the Military Riddim and working with top dancehall stars. Their careful production made Gangsta Rock Riddim a favorite for sound systems. Compared to other bashment projects, this riddim was both playful and strong, showing the best of 2006 dancehall.
Gangsta Rock Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Innocent Blood
- Assasin – Serious Thing
- Birch – Anthem
- Bling Dawg – Fool
- Bounty Killer – To Kill
- Cecile – Bun Rapist
- Chico Feat Alozade – Gangsta Game
- Daniella – Down Town Man
- Elephant Man – Gangsta Rock
- Gangsta Rock – Version
- Hawkeye – Man A Top A Top
- Kip Rich – Hombre
- Macka Diamond – Dem Gyal Deh
- Mr Vegas – Who A Dweet
- Sanjay – Hard Pon Me
- Shaggy – Nicer Than Yard
- Tok – Gangsta
- Voicemail – Get Crazy
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