GIRL SEGMENT RIDDIM produced by ZJ ICE & THIRTY SIX DEGREES RECORDS 2013
Girl Segment Overview
When the Girl Segment Riddim dropped in 2013, it brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices. The lineup included Voicemail Ft Kool Face with “Dem Way Deh,” Spice with “Tiny Winey,” Konshens on “Do Anything,” and Beenie Man Ft Raine Seville with “Khaki.” Each artist brought their own energy, making the riddim a favorite for DJs and dancehall fans alike. The bashment flow on this collection is strong and lively. Voicemail Ft Kool Face — Dem Way Deh delivers catchy hooks, while Spice — Tiny Winey shows off her signature attitude and flair. Konshens — Do Anything adds smooth vocals, and Beenie Man Ft Raine Seville — Khaki brings a classic touch, blending old and new dancehall styles. Each track fits perfectly together, making the riddim feel like a party from start to finish. Producer ZJ ICE, working with THIRTY SIX DEGREES RECORDS, was key in shaping the sound. ZJ ICE is known for his sharp ear and creative approach to dancehall production. THIRTY SIX DEGREES RECORDS has a reputation for quality releases that connect with both local and international audiences. Their teamwork on Girl Segment Riddim gave the project a polished, high-energy feel. This bashment flow is more than just a collection of songs. It’s a piece of dancehall history, showing how talented artists and skilled producers can come together to create something that lasts. Even years later, tracks like these keep the dancefloor moving and remind fans why dancehall continues to thrive.
Girl Segment Tracklist:
- Voicemail Ft Kool Face – Dem Way Deh
- Spice – Tiny Winey
- Konshens – Do Anything
- Beenie Man Ft Raine Seville – Khaki
- Demarco – Dem A Work
- Tifa – Naah Play With It
- Liquid – Rave We A Rave
- Zj Ice – Girl Segment Riddim (Instrumental)
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