GO HARD RIDDIM (PREVIEW) – QUICK MIXX 2013
Go Hard Overview
The Go Hard Riddim stood out in 2013 as a dancehall release built for the party scene. It was created by producer Claims Records, a name known for bringing fresh energy to the genre. The team at Claims Records recorded the riddim in Kingston, Jamaica, using heavy bass and sharp drum patterns to capture the lively spirit of dancehall. The riddim quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties, thanks to the mix of artists and their unique styles. Dancehall Prayer brought his track "Algebra" to life with a powerful delivery that matched the riddim’s bold sound. She Dont Love Mi, performed by Anthony Oue, added a smooth, melodic touch that balanced the energy. Anthony Oue is also known for his earlier hit "Good Love," which helped him gain recognition in the dancehall scene. Mi A Chat by Beekie Bailey showcased a rapid-fire lyrical style, giving the riddim a playful edge. Everything New, voiced by G Maffiah, added another layer of excitement, while Ginjah’s "New Style" brought a rootsy vibe. Ginjah is respected for his album "Urge to Love," which featured the popular song "Never Lost My Way," showing his versatility as an artist. Together, these tracks shaped the Go Hard Riddim into a true party backdrop. The riddim’s sound and the artists’ performances made it a defining moment for dancehall in 2013, filling dance floors and keeping the bashment energy alive.
Go Hard Tracklist:
- Dancehall Prayer – Algebra
- She Dont Love Mi – Anthony Oue
- Mi A Chat – Beekie Bailey
- Everything New – G Maffiah
- New Style – Ginjah
- Do It Like That – Gyptian
- Set The Order – Half Pint
- Nuff Gal Nuh Inna – Junie Platinum
- Video Light – Mr K
- Flat Screen Belly – Power Man
- Touch Me – Real Steele
- Real Vibes – Round Head
- Bad Mind N***Gaz – True Blacks
- Go Hard Riddim (Instrumental) – Quick Mixx
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