HARD ROCK RIDDIM produced by MISIK MUZIK 2013
Hard Rock Overview
The Hard Rock Riddim sound system cut first came out in Jamaica in 2013. This release quickly caught the attention of dancehall selectors and fans, bringing a new burst of life to the dancefloor. Alozade Ft. Mr. Baddaz brought high energy with “Abaaay,” a track that became a standout. Baddaz also delivered his own version, “Abaaay — Abaaay,” showing his unique style. Lady Saw’s “Betta U Gawn” added a powerful female voice, while Bounty Killer’s “Forgive Not Forget” gave the riddim a strong, commanding presence. Chicken’s “Gud Babymada” brought humor and real-life storytelling to the mix. Other artists on the riddim included Red Fox with “Guh To Hell,” Chico on “Money Affi Mek,” Easy with “Surprise,” Ward 21’s “Then N Now,” and Wayne Wonder’s “Want It.” Each one brought their own flavor, making the riddim a favorite among selectors. The producer behind Hard Rock Riddim, MISIK MUZIK, played a big role in the project’s success. Known for sharp production and working with top Jamaican artists, MISIK MUZIK helped the riddim gain streams and attention both locally and abroad. Their work on this project stands out in the dancehall scene. The Hard Rock Riddim sound system cut still holds a place in dancehall history. Its blend of top artists and strong production keeps it popular with selectors and fans, making it a lasting part of the genre’s story.
Hard Rock Tracklist:
- Alozade Ft. Mr. Baddaz – Abaaay
- Lady Saw – Betta U Gawn
- Bounty Killer – Forgive Not Forget
- Chicken – Gud Babymada
- Red Fox – Guh To Hell
- Chico – Money Affi Mek
- Easy – Surprise
- Ward 21 – Then N Now (Radio)
- Wayne Wonder – Want It
- Ward 21 – Then N Now (Raw)
- Frisco Kid – Weh Dem A Grudge U Fah
- Ward 21 – Wi Nuh Play That (Null)
- Elephant Man – Yardman Rep (Radio)
- Elephant Man – Yardman Rep (Raw)
- Suku – Hard Rock Riddim Version
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