GOD OF WAR RIDDIM produced by UPLIVEMENT PRODUCTIONS 2015
God Of War Overview
In 2015, the God Of War Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene from Jamaica, quickly becoming one of the year's most talked-about releases. This project was crafted by UPLIVEMENT PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its strong, percussion-driven sound. UPLIVEMENT PRODUCTIONS has a history of producing energetic riddims that get wide play in dances and on radio. The God Of War Riddim brought together a powerful lineup of artists. Yagga Flame delivered "Real Warrior," a track that stands out for its energy and catchy flow. Juggernaut's "Wasn'T Fi Long" also became a favorite among fans, showing his unique style. Diamondwhite added "Rocky Road," bringing his own flavor to the riddim. Honerable Antonio came strong with "War," while I Ras contributed "Dem Start War," both adding to the overall intensity of the release. Each artist brought something different, but together they created a sound that shaped the direction of dancehall in 2015. The riddim also included "God Of War" by Fire Flames Ft Xtrail, and Xtrail - God Of War, adding more depth to the project. Other tracks like "Many Are Called" by Wipeout and "Badda Dan Dat" by Jah Link kept the energy high from start to finish. The "God Of War Riddim Instrumental" by Uplivement Productions gave DJs and selectors the raw version to play with. For dancehall fans, 2015 can’t be remembered without the God Of War Riddim. It was a release that brought together top talent and set the tone for the music of that year.
God Of War Tracklist:
- Yagga Flame – Real Warrior
- Juggernaut – Wasn’T Fi Long
- Diamondwhite – Rocky Road
- Material Force Up Badness
- Honerable Antonio – War
- I Ras – Dem Start War (Clean]
- I Ras – Dem Start War (Raw)
- 08 .Fire Flames Ft Xtrail – God Of War
- Wipeout – Many Are Called
- Jah Link – Badda Dan Dat (Raw)
- Uplivement Productions – God Of War Riddim Instrumental
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