Gta Affect Riddim – Real Links Production

GTA AFFECT RIDDIM produced by REAL LINKS PRODUCTION 2016

Gta Affect Overview

In 2016, dancehall fans had a new reason to celebrate late into the night. The Gta Affect Riddim, produced by REAL LINKS PRODUCTION, became a favorite at parties across Jamaica and beyond. The sound was fresh, with a strong beat and catchy melodies that kept people moving until sunrise. REAL LINKS PRODUCTION is known for bringing together different voices in dancehall. This label has a history of working with both new and established artists, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their focus on collaboration made Gta Affect Riddim stand out in a big way. Some of the biggest tracks on this riddim include “Let Me Be the One” by Wayne Wonder and “Holiday Weekend” by Qraig. These songs set the mood for any party, with smooth vocals and energy that fills the dancefloor. Exco Levi’s “Da Ras Yah” adds a rootsy touch, while “If a Man Want You” by Bugle gives a thoughtful vibe. Busy Signal’s “Lonely Remix” is another highlight, showing his unique style. Other tracks like “Summa Ina T” by Dot - Eyesus, “Never Too Much” by Chino, and “Ladies Spree” by Bro Falcon made the riddim even more popular. J logix’s “Give Me Another Round” and Lexxus with “Hold Yuh Man” kept the party energy high. The Gta Affect Riddim is more than just a collection of songs. It is part of dancehall’s party history, remembered for bringing people together and keeping the dance alive all night long.

Gta Affect Tracklist:

1. Let Me Be the One – Wayne Wonder
2. Holiday Weekend – Qraig
3. Da Ras Yah – Exco Levi
4. If a Man Want You – Bugle
5. Lonely Remix – Busy Signal
6. Summa Ina T-Dot – Eyesus
7. Never Too Much – Chino
8. Ladies Spree – Bro Falcon
9. Give Me Another Round – J logix
10. Hold Yuh Man – Lexxus
11. 416 – Triston 5 Star
12. Lonely – Shawn Bush
13. GTA Affect Riddim – Fyah Fashion

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