HARD FOR US RIDDIM produced by 56 REAL PRODUCTION 2018
Hard For Us Overview
Back in 2018, the Hard For Us Riddim was a favorite at dancehall parties. People remember how the mix kept the energy high all night. The riddim stood out because it brought together classic dancehall sounds with a fresh twist. While many riddims at the time were experimenting with new styles or heavy digital beats, Hard For Us Riddim kept a strong link to the roots of dancehall, but still sounded modern. The producer, 56 REAL PRODUCTION, played a big part in making this riddim special. Known for working with both rising and established artists, 56 REAL PRODUCTION has a reputation for creating beats that connect with the crowd. Their mixes often get a lot of streams and are respected in the dancehall scene. Macka Diamond’s track, Cool And Deadly, was a real standout. Her style and flow matched the riddim perfectly. Juggla brought energy with two songs: Giver Her Hard and Giver Her It Hard. Both tracks were favorites for DJs who wanted to keep the dance floor moving. Wright’s Call Me added a smooth, catchy vibe to the mix. Wayne Spice delivered two songs, So Special and Mini Skirt, each with its own flavor. King Zobbie’s Live Free was another highlight, giving the riddim a different feel and message. Of course, the main beat, 56 Realproduction — Hard For Us Riddim, tied everything together. Compared to other riddims of its era, Hard For Us Riddim has stayed in people’s memories. Its mix of old-school and new-school sound made it a key part of dancehall history. Even today, fans and DJs still talk about how it ran the parties.
Hard For Us Tracklist:
- Macka Diamond – Cool And Deadly (Radio)
- Juggla – Giver Her Hard (Edit)
- Juggla – Giver Her It Hard (Raw)
- Wright – Call Me
- Wayne Spice – So Special
- Macka Diamond – Cool And Deadly (Raw)
- King Zobbie – Live Free
- Wayne Spice – Mini Skirt
- 56 Realproduction – Hard For Us Riddim (Instrumental)
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