GHETTO STORY RIDDIM produced by DIPLOMAT MUSIC GROUP 2021
Ghetto Story Overview
The Ghetto Story Riddim selector’s mix made its first big appearance in summer 2021, quickly catching attention on dancehall radio shows and among sound system DJs. This mix brought a fresh twist to classic bashment, blending hardcore energy with hooks that stick in your head. Ejaay’s track, “I Don’t Know,” stands out with a confident delivery that rides the riddim’s pulsing beat. Ejaay is known for his sharp lyrics and has built a strong following in the dancehall scene. Christaleyez adds a different flavor with “Heart Cold,” showing off a style that’s both emotional and tough. Azariel’s “How Yuh Feel” brings even more depth, adding smooth vocals and a catchy flow. Azariel has been recognized for his songwriting skills, and his collaboration with other rising artists has earned him attention across the Caribbean. Child’s “Real Like WeWar” and Terror’s “Distance” both push the riddim’s energy higher, each bringing their own attitude to the mix. These artists, while not yet household names, add important layers to the overall sound, helping the riddim appeal to both diehard dancehall fans and new listeners. Behind the scenes, DIPLOMAT MUSIC GROUP produced the riddim. The label has a growing reputation for high-quality dancehall and reggae productions. Their work on the Ghetto Story Riddim has been streamed thousands of times, and they are known for supporting both established and emerging artists. This selector’s mix stood out in 2021, holding its own among other big bashment releases and proving the ongoing strength of modern dancehall.
Ghetto Story Tracklist:
- Ejaay – I Don’t Know
- Christaleyez – Heart Cold
- Azariel – How Yuh Feel
- Child – Real Like WeWar
- Terror – Distance
- Double Tro – Ghetto Prayer
- Ceejay – Victory
- Thugy Lord – Faith
- Kurt Lee – Pain
- Stiffy Stiff – My Story
- Junior Bee – River Water
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