HAPPY BUZZ RIDDIM produced by GHETTOLYNXX RECORDS & WASP RECORDS 2014
Happy Buzz Overview
The Happy Buzz Riddim, released in 2014, quickly found its way onto reggae playlists with its lively sound and conscious lyrics. The set features a strong lineup of tracks, each bringing its own flavor to the riddim. Standout songs include Natural Blacks — I’m On My Way, Dudsymil — You Me Say, Alkaline — Hard Word, Turbulence — Before I Fall, and Sizzla — Not Happy Without You. Other notable tracks are Meera — Alive, Mitch — So High, Courtney Melody — Taking You Home, Northbound — Nah Leff The Gal Dem, and Ntune — Shell Done The Bar. Natural Blacks delivers a positive message in I’m On My Way, while Dudsymil’s You Me Say offers a catchy chorus and smooth delivery. Alkaline’s Hard Word stands out with its energetic style and sharp lyrics. Turbulence adds depth with Before I Fall, and Sizzla’s Not Happy Without You brings heartfelt emotion to the set. The riddim’s foundation comes from GHETTOLYNXX RECORDS and WASP RECORDS, two producers known for their creative approach to reggae and dancehall. GHETTOLYNXX RECORDS has a history of working with both established and emerging artists, helping to shape the sound of modern reggae. WASP RECORDS brings its own unique touch, often focusing on high-quality production and memorable horn sections that stand out in the genre. Happy Buzz Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, showing how modern riddims can blend classic roots with fresh energy. Its lasting popularity shows the strength of both the artists and the producers behind the project.
Happy Buzz Tracklist:
- Natural Blacks – I’m On My Way
- Dudsymil -You Me Say
- Alkaline – Hard Word
- Turbulence – Before I Fall
- Sizzla – Not Happy Without You
- Meera – Alive
- Mitch -So High
- Courtney Melody – Taking You Home
- Northbound – Nah Leff The Gal Dem
- Ntune – Shell Done The Bar
- GhettoLynxx Records,wasp Records – Happy Buzz Riddim Version
Releases Similar to Happy Buzz Riddim – Ghettolynxx Records And Wasp Records
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