Ghetto Crying Riddim – DJ Kunteh Records

GHETTO CRYING RIDDIM produced by DJ KUNTEH RECORDS 2016

Ghetto Crying Overview

Ghetto Crying Riddim came out in 2016 and quickly made its mark in dancehall. The riddim has a raw street flavor, with a steady, bouncing beat that grabs your attention. The melodies are catchy, and the rhythm keeps people moving at every dance. It’s the kind of sound that makes you feel the energy of the streets and the passion of the artists. On this riddim, Bencil brings “Time A The Master,” a track that stands strong with its bold lyrics and confident delivery. Bencil is known for his powerful voice in the dancehall scene, and this song adds to his reputation. Chilando adds his own style with “Weh Mi Come From,” a song that celebrates roots and background. Chilando once worked with Aidonia, which helped him gain more attention in dancehall. Danjay’s “Regular Tears” shows the emotional side of the riddim, with heartfelt lyrics that connect with listeners. Lusion’s “My Own” and Mr Grey’s “Looking Back” both add unique flavors. Each artist brings their own story and vibe, making the riddim feel full and diverse. The mix of voices and styles keeps the riddim interesting from start to finish. Behind the scenes, DJ KUNTEH RECORDS produced the Ghetto Crying Riddim. The label is known for supporting fresh talent and pushing new sounds in dancehall. DJ KUNTEH RECORDS has built a strong name in the underground scene, with several well-received projects over the years. Looking back, Ghetto Crying Riddim really captured the spirit of dancehall in 2016.

Ghetto Crying Tracklist:

1. Bencil – Time A The Master
2. Chilando – Weh Mi Come From
3. Danjay – Regular Tears
4. Lusion – My Own
5. Mr Grey – Looking Back
6. Ryme Minista- Hot Up Di Place (Raw)
7. Savana Painter – All Eyes On Me (Raw)
8. Tee Que – Nah Give Up (Raw)
9. Teejay – Real Stay Real

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