GRUNG SHAKE RIDDIM produced by KANAMBO MUSIC 2012
Grung Shake Overview
The Grung Shake Riddim project arrived in Jamaica in 2012 and quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties, known locally as bashment sessions. From the moment it dropped, this collection of tracks started to dominate sound systems across the island. One of the standout tracks is "Real Chargie" by Blak Diamon Feat Total. This song, along with "Real Chargie" by Total - Real Chargie, brought a new energy to the dancehall scene. Bugle, a respected name in Jamaican music, contributed "My Name." Bugle is well known for his hit single "Journey," which helped establish him as a thoughtful lyricist in dancehall and reggae. Dexta Daps, another artist on the project, delivered "Nuh Preach It." Dexta Daps rose to fame with his 2015 hit "7Eleven," and he has since become one of the most recognized voices in modern dancehall. Flippa Mafia, who is known for energetic performances and his song "Dem Yah," added "Ambition" to the project. Each artist brought their unique style, making the riddim a must-hear for fans. The sound engineer played a key role in shaping the powerful, bass-heavy sound that defines the Grung Shake Riddim. The producer behind the project, KANAMBO MUSIC, is known for working with several emerging dancehall talents and has built a reputation for crisp, infectious riddims. With tracks like Kanambo — Never Size Up, Konshens — No Secret, Laden — Dem Nuh Real, and Versatile — Nuh Man To Mi Space, the project offered non-stop energy. For anyone who loves dancehall, 2012 would not be the same without the Grung Shake Riddim.
Grung Shake Tracklist:
- Blak Diamon Feat Total – Real Chargie
- Bugle – My Name
- Dexta Daps – Nuh Preach It (Raw)
- Dexta Daps – Nuh Preach It (Clean)
- Flippa Mafia – Ambition
- Kanambo – Never Size Up
- Konshens – No Secret
- Laden – Dem Nuh Real (Fraud Ways)
- Versatile – Nuh Man To Mi Space
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