GROUND ZERO RIDDIM produced by DREDAY PRODUCTION – 2011
Ground Zero Overview
The Ground Zero Riddim, released in 2011, stands out for its street anthem base. The riddim mixes hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks, creating a bold and infectious sound. This unique blend makes it a favorite for both party crowds and selectors looking for a strong vibe. Aidonia brings heat to the riddim with two versions of his song: “Good Gyal Weh Bad (Clean)” and “Good Gyal Weh Bad (Explicit).” Aidonia is a well-known dancehall artist, recognized for hits like “Yeah Yeah” and his work with the J.O.P crew. Jah Vinci adds a melodic touch with “Badmind Ago Fall,” while Navino delivers “Bun Yo Cyaah Stop,” keeping the mood intense. Deablo’s “Jah Watch Over” offers a reflective side, and Calado appears twice with “Nuh Gal Cyaah Tear Mi (Clean)” and “Nuh Gal Cyaah Tear Mi (Explicit),” showing his lyrical skills. Baby Tash’s “Badda Dan Dem” and Hyah Slice’s “Pre Positive” bring extra energy. Flames.I teams up with Tony Frass for “Bad Dem A Hope,” rounding out the vocal lineup. The instrumental version, “Ground Zero Riddim Version,” comes from Dreday Production. DREDAY PRODUCTION - is the creative force behind this project. The label is known for its sharp production style and has worked with several top dancehall acts. Their work on Ground Zero Riddim helped cement their reputation in the dancehall scene. Even years after its release, selectors still play Ground Zero Riddim at dancehall events, proving its lasting impact.
Ground Zero Tracklist:
01. Aidonia – Good Gyal Weh Bad (Clean)02. Aidonia – Good Gyal Weh Bad (Explicit)03. Jah Vinci – Badmind Ago Fall04. Navino – Bun Yo Cyaah Stop05. Deablo – Jah Watch Over06. Calado – Nuh Gal Cyaah Tear Mi (Clean)07. Calado – Nuh Gal Cyaah Tear Mi (Explicit)08. Baby Tash – Badda Dan Dem09. Hyah Slice – Pre Positive10. Flames.I Ft Tony Frass – Bad Dem A Hope11. Dreday Production – Ground Zero Riddim Version
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