GAS PEDAL RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2015
Gas Pedal Overview
In 2015, dancehall parties across Jamaica were filled with the sounds of a new riddim that quickly became a favorite among selectors and fans. The Gas Pedal Riddim, produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS, brought a lively, energetic mood to dance floors everywhere. This riddim created a party backdrop that echoed through clubs, street dances, and radio shows, helping to define the dancehall sound of that year. CASHFLOW RECORDS, known for their strong catalog of dancehall and reggae productions, played a key role in shaping the music scene. Their work on the Gas Pedal Riddim added to their reputation for delivering hits that get people moving. The riddim features a powerful lineup. Demarco’s “Nuh Gadman Fi We” stands out with its bold delivery, while Kalado’s “Nuh Weak Fence” brings a confident, catchy flow. Elephant Man, always a crowd favorite, energizes the crowd with “Gone Wid The Place.” Vegas delivers “Go Thru Di Gate,” adding his signature style. Gully Bop’s “Nuh Dweet” offers a unique voice, bringing his personality to the track. Other artists like Kiprich with “Nuh Boy Cyaan Touch,” Patexx’s “Before The Year Dun,” Deablo’s “We Nuh Fraid,” Blakk Man’s “Step Pon Di Gas,” and Maestro Don’s “No Run Joke” all contribute to the riddim’s diverse sound. The Gas Pedal Riddim’s party backdrop remains important in dancehall history, capturing a moment when music, energy, and culture came together on one unforgettable riddim.
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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