GPS RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF MUSIC 2019
GPS Overview
The GPS Riddim sound system cut, released in 2019, is a standout moment in dancehall music. This release brought together a mix of hardcore deejay performances and smooth vocal tracks, creating a strong bashment vibe that appealed to many fans. At the center of the project is DJ SMURF MUSIC, a producer known for his energetic and modern approach to riddim production. DJ SMURF MUSIC has built a reputation for delivering dancehall tracks that connect with both local and international audiences. His work on the GPS Riddim helped set a new standard for dancehall releases that year. The GPS Riddim features several key artists who each bring their own style to the project. Banxx Di Artiste delivers a powerful performance on "Bad Slave," while Bramma’s "Wul It Out" stands out with its tough lyrics and commanding delivery. Chronic Law’s "Stay Real" adds a thoughtful, streetwise perspective, and Delly Ranx’s "Proud Baby Mother" brings a smooth, melodic touch. I Octane’s "Never Sell Out" is a message of loyalty and resilience. Other notable tracks include Jah Izrehl’s "Pon Di Side," Jah Wiz’s "24 Hours," Jahvillani’s "Preserve Mi Life," Vershon’s "Love Talk," and Skillfoot’s "Memba Dem Time Deh." Each artist adds their unique voice to the riddim, blending hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks. The GPS Riddim sound system cut remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how a strong riddim and talented artists can create a lasting impact on the genre.
GPS Tracklist:
- Banxx Di Artiste – Bad Slave
- Bramma – Wul It Out
- Chronic Law – Stay Real
- Delly Ranx – Proud Baby Mother
- I Octane – Never Sell Out
- Jah Izrehl – Pon Di Side
- Jah Wiz – 24 Hours
- Jahvillani – Preserve Mi Life
- Vershon – Love Talk
- Skillfoot – Memba Dem Time Deh
- DJ Smurf Music – GPS Riddim Instrumental
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