GHETTO SALUTE RIDDIM produced by GIVANCHY RECORDS 2014
Ghetto Salute Overview
In 2014, the dancehall scene was alive with energy, and bashment rhythms were at the heart of the movement. These rhythms, or riddims, are the backbone of Jamaican dancehall and bashment parties. They bring people together, creating a space for new voices and classic sounds. The Ghetto Salute Riddim was one of the year’s standout bashment releases. It mixed old-school dancehall style with a fresh, modern touch. Behind this riddim was GIVANCHY RECORDS, a label known for pushing new talent into the spotlight. The studio and its producers have a reputation for clean, vibrant sounds that work well both on the radio and in dancehalls. GIVANCHY RECORDS played a key role in shaping the careers of several artists on this release. The label has also been recognized for helping young artists find a wider audience. The Ghetto Salute Riddim gave a big break to rising stars. Killer T, with his song "Amai Vangu," brought heartfelt lyrics and strong delivery. Killer T is well known in Zimbabwe for his unique voice and for making "Amai Vangu" a local hit. Platnum Prince’s "Sorry" showed off his smooth style, while Braindan’s "Chance" added a different flavor to the riddim. Qubella’s "Fire Bon Dem" and Mido Killer’s "Ghetto" brought more energy and diversity. This release was important for all these artists. It helped them reach new fans and made a big mark on the 2014 bashment scene. The Ghetto Salute Riddim stands as a key moment in dancehall, mixing tradition with new voices.
Ghetto Salute Tracklist:
- Killer T – Amai Vangu
- Platnum Prince – Sorry
- Braindan – Chance
- Qubella – Fire Bon Dem
- Mido Killer – Ghetto
- Shake Tea – Hatisatitatanga
- Young G – Havafare
- Tocky Vybz – Hazvidi Simbe
- Almaxtone – Let Me Down
- Kidman – Lyk Father Lyk Son
- Callis – Ndini
- Munex – Ndiwe Wandinoda B
- Killer T – Pandaka Rwara
- T Makwikwi – Prezha
- Culture Benz – Touch Is A Move
- Mad Warrior – Tune After Tune
- Taz Jonnex – Vanoshuwira
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