GOOD MEMORIES RIDDIM produced by BLACKSPYDA RECORDS 2012
Good Memories Overview
Good Memories Riddim is a dancehall set that came out of Jamaica in 2012. The riddim quickly became known for its lively beats and strong energy, capturing the rebellious spirit of its time. The set features several standout artists. 5 Star delivers “R.I.P,” a track that brings emotion and power. Aidonia’s “Want See Me Fall” is another highlight, showing his sharp lyrics and confident style. Bencil adds his own flavor with “Wish She Could,” which stands out for its catchy hook. Chuxstar’s “Better Life” gives listeners a message of hope, while Craiggis keeps things real with “Friends B4 Fame,” a song about loyalty and the journey to success. The riddim also includes songs from other well-known artists: Deablo’s “Protect Me Lord,” Demarco’s “Live On,” Dexta Daps’ “Nuh New Friend,” Jah Vinci’s “Rise Against Me,” and Jaymar’s “My Life.” Each artist brings a unique voice, making the set diverse and exciting. The production behind Good Memories Riddim comes from BLACKSPYDA RECORDS. The label is recognized for producing popular dancehall projects and supporting fresh talent in the scene. BLACKSPYDA RECORDS has built a reputation for quality and has influenced the sound of modern dancehall through its consistent output and collaborations. Years after its release, Good Memories Riddim is still remembered as an important chapter in dancehall history. Its tracks continue to play in clubs and on radio, proving the lasting impact of both the artists and the producer.
Good Memories Tracklist:
- 5 Star – R.I.P
- Aidonia – Want See Me Fall
- Bencil – Wish She Could
- Chuxstar – Better Life
- Craiggis – Friends B4 Fame
- Deablo – Protect Me Lord
- Demarco – Live On
- Dexta Daps – Nuh New Friend
- I-Octane – Walk Wid Jah Jah
- Jah Vinci – Rise Against Me
- Jaymar – My Life
- Onton – Memories
- Saine – I’M Waiting
- Timeka Marshall – How Many More Times
- T’Nez – Gangsta Tears
- Zamunda – Prayer A Day
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