GLOBAL WARMING RIDDIM produced by WHITE GAD RECORDS 2018
Global Warming Overview
When the Global Warming Riddim dropped in 2018, dancehall fans quickly took notice. The riddim brought a festival-ready sound that made people want to dance. From parties to street corners, the tracks were on heavy rotation and listeners loved the mix of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks. A big part of the riddim’s success came from the artists who voiced on it. Future Fambo delivered a lively performance on “How We Living,” setting the tone with his signature energy. Digital Sham kept the momentum going with “Good Body Avenue,” a song that became a favorite for fans of upbeat dancehall. Busy Signal added his own style on “One Way,” bringing sharp lyrics and a strong flow. Jade Face’s “O Why O Why” gave the riddim a different flavor, while Beenie Man showed his veteran skills on “Me Alone.” Each artist brought something special to the project, making it stand out among other releases that year. The riddim also featured tracks like Lisa Hyper’s “Lose Her Man,” Chase Cross’s “Satisfied,” Zj Liquid’s “Inna Di World,” Jahazeil’s “Leave Dem Alone,” and Ding Dong’s “Happy Life,” making the lineup even stronger. Behind the scenes, the producer and label WHITE GAD RECORDS played a big role. Known for working with top dancehall acts and building a solid catalog, WHITE GAD RECORDS helped shape the sound of this riddim and pushed it to wider audiences. Today, the Global Warming Riddim is remembered as an important part of dancehall history, showing how a strong yard beat and the right artists can create lasting vibes.
Global Warming Tracklist:
- Future Fambo – How We Living
- Digital Sham – Good Body Avenue
- Busy Signal – One Way
- Jade Face – O Why O Why
- Beenie Man – Me Alone
- Lisa Hyper – Lose Her Man
- Chase Cross – Satisfied
- Zj Liquid – Inna Di World
- Jahazeil – Leave Dem Alone
- Ding Dong – Happy Life
- Chris Martin – Life
- Pretti Kitti – Give Thanks
- Fire Lion – Roll Up
- Capleton – Ask Dem
- Bounty Killer – When We Party
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