GLOBAL STORM RIDDIM produced by JAHDONIAL RECORDS 2021
Global Storm Overview
The Global Storm Riddim brought a fresh bashment energy to 2021 dancehall, blending hard-hitting deejay performances with smooth, melodic vocals. The rhythm rides a powerful bassline, pulsing drums, and sharp synths, creating a sound that feels both classic and modern. This riddim invites listeners to move, capturing the lively spirit of the dancehall scene. Alberga Morado’s “Strength” opens with commanding delivery, setting the tone for the project. Morado, recognized for his lyrical style, brings focus and energy. Aiinchnt royal follows with “Stand Guard,” weaving assertive verses over the riddim’s driving beat. Mani Montana’s “Hustle” stands out for its confident flow, matching the riddim’s intensity. SKEPTIKAL adds “Bravery,” a track that highlights his reputation for sharp lyricism. Bad Kroocx and Kool crush join forces on “Raving,” delivering a party anthem that keeps the momentum high. Each artist brings their own style, but together they maintain the cohesive vibe of the release. Behind the scenes, JAHDONIAL RECORDS shaped the riddim’s direction. Known for consistent production quality, the label has built a reputation for pushing new talent and authentic dancehall sounds. Their work on Global Storm Riddim added a polished, island-inspired layer, making the project stand out in a crowded year. Looking back, the bashment flow of this riddim captured the energy and resilience of 2021. It stands as a reminder of dancehall’s ability to evolve while keeping its roots intact, uniting artists and fans in a shared celebration of rhythm and creativity.
Global Storm Tracklist:
- Alberga Morado – Strength
- Aiinchnt royal – Stand Guard
- Mani Montana – Hustle
- SKEPTIKAL – Bravery
- Bad Kroocx, Kool crush – Raving
- Alberga Darksyde – Sufferation
- Prymist – My Time
- Globie – Zoom
- Instrumental – Global Storm Riddim
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