GYALGAME RIDDIM produced by KAPTIIONZ MUSIC/OPTIMUM PRODUCTIONS 2021
Gyalgame Overview
When “Gyalgame Riddim” dropped in 2021, it quickly became a favorite for late-night dancehall parties. The riddim pulses with a groovy, infectious beat that keeps energy high from start to finish. Its tight rhythm section and crisp percussive layers make it perfect for club settings, where the crowd moves in sync with every thumping bassline. The pacing never lets up, inviting dancers to stay on their feet and enjoy the lively atmosphere. The riddim showcases a diverse lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Ric Carbi stands out with “Bawl Out,” a track that highlights his knack for catchy hooks and rhythmic delivery. Sattin, known for his smooth flow, impresses with “Exclusive,” available in both clean and raw versions, offering fans a choice in vibe. Star Bingi teams up with Lushous on “Physical Communication,” blending their voices seamlessly over the riddim’s backdrop. Kayonii’s “Feelings” adds another layer, showing his ability to connect emotionally through dancehall sounds. Behind the scenes, KAPTIIONZ MUSIC/OPTIMUM PRODUCTIONS crafted the riddim’s signature sound. The production house has built a reputation for quality dancehall releases, consistently delivering tracks that resonate with fans and selectors alike. Their attention to detail and understanding of the genre’s roots helped “Gyalgame Riddim” stand out in a crowded year. For dancehall enthusiasts, 2021 will always be linked to the unforgettable nights and vibrant energy brought by this riddim. Its impact on parties and playlists proves why it remains a staple in the genre.
Gyalgame Tracklist:
- Ric Carbi – Bawl Out
- Sattin – Exclusive (Clean)
- Sattin – Exclusive (Raw)
- Star Bingi – Physical Communication (feat Lushous)
- Kayonii – Feelings
- Dohlance – More (Clean)
- Dohlance – More (Raw)
- Figga De Millionz – Soon Realise (Clean)
- Figga De Millionz – Soon Realise (Raw)
- Khing – Slam
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