GUILT RIDDIM produced by MARKUS RECORDS 2016
Guilt Overview
If you love dancehall, you probably remember the impact of Guilt Riddim in 2016. Produced by Markus Records, this riddim brought heavy basslines and a streetwise energy that filled clubs across Jamaica and beyond. Markus Records, known for working with top artists and shaping the sound of modern dancehall, showed real skill as a producer on this project. Guilt Riddim stands out for its punchy, club-ready sound. The beat is simple but powerful, with a bassline that makes you want to move. It came out in a time when dancehall was experimenting with digital sounds and fast rhythms. Compared to other riddims of the era, Guilt Riddim kept things direct and raw, making it perfect for both dancefloors and street parties. The standout tracks on this riddim include D’East — F Tonight, a song with smooth vocals and a catchy hook, and G Whizz — Want One, which highlights G Whizz’s unique style. Jahmiel — Gone Too Soon brings emotion and depth, while Linguiss D Savior — Bet Mi Money adds a street edge. Each artist brings their own flavor, but the riddim ties them together with its strong vibe. Other big tunes from the same period, like Mr G — Naturally Cute, Mr Vegas — Pain Or Pleasure, Ninja Kid — Before God Come, Popcaan — So Lie, and Rdx — Find Dem Out, show how diverse dancehall was at the time. Still, Guilt Riddim, with Markus Records at the controls, remains a favorite for its energy and lasting influence on dancehall music.
Guilt Tracklist:
- D’East – F Tonight (Clean]
- D’East – F Tonight (Raw)
- G Whizz – Want One
- Jahmiel – Gone Too Soon
- Linguiss D Savior – Bet Mi Money
- Markus Records – Guilt Riddim (Instrumental)
- Mr G – Naturally Cute
- Mr Vegas – Pain Or Pleasure (Clean]
- Mr Vegas – Pain Or Pleasure (Raw)
- Ninja Kid – Before God Come
- Popcaan – So Lie (Clean]
- Popcaan – So Lie (Raw)
- Rdx – Find Dem Out
- Spookie – Ntn Less
- Spragga Benz – Today
- Vanessa Bling – No Dunce Man (Clean]
- Vanessa Bling – No Dunce Man (Raw)
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