GAS PEDAL RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2015
Gas Pedal Overview
Released in 2015, Gas Pedal Riddim comes from Jamaica’s well-known CASHFLOW RECORDS. This dancehall instrumental set is famous for its lively, quick-paced rhythm and the mix of voices it brings together. The riddim’s unique sound makes it a favorite for both dancehall fans and selectors. Gas Pedal Riddim features some of the most recognized names in the genre. Demarco’s “Nuh Gadman Fi We” stands out for its confident delivery and catchy hook. Kalado adds his own flavor with “Nuh Weak Fence,” bringing a strong message over the beat. Elephant Man, known for his energetic style, delivers “Gone Wid The Place,” which is perfect for any dance setting. Vegas’s “Go Thru Di Gate” keeps the energy high with his signature voice, while Gully Bop’s “Nuh Dwee” adds a raw, streetwise touch. Other artists also leave their mark. Kiprich performs “Nuh Boy Cyaan Touch,” Patexx gives us “efore The Year Du,” Deablo brings “We Nuh Fraid,” Blakk Man offers “Step Pon Di Gas,” and Maestro Don adds “No Run Joke.” Each song fits smoothly into the riddim, showing the versatility of the instrumental. CASHFLOW RECORDS, the producer behind Gas Pedal Riddim, has a strong reputation in reggae and dancehall. The label is known for releasing several popular riddims and helping new artists get noticed. Their influence can be heard in the way Gas Pedal Riddim blends tradition with fresh, modern sounds. This riddim remains an important part of reggae dancehall history, remembered for its creative beats and the powerful voices it brought together.
Gas Pedal Tracklist:
- Demarco – Nuh Gadman Fi We
- Kalado – Nuh Weak Fence
- Elephant Man – Gone Wid The Place
- I-Octane – Zunggu Zunggu
- Vegas – Go Thru Di Gate
- Gully Bop – Nuh Dweet
- G – Weh Dem Grudge Yuh Fah
- Kiprich – Nuh Boy Cyaan Touch
- Patexx – Before The Year Dun
- Deablo – We Nuh Fraid
- Blakk Man – Step Pon Di Gas
- Maestro Don – No Run Joke
- Gas Pedal Riddim Instrumental
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