#HASHTAG RIDDIM – UPT 007 RECORDS 2014
#Hashtag Overview
When it comes to dancehall, the riddim is everything. The #Hashtag Riddim, released in 2014, stands out because of its tight, bass-heavy sound. The studio work behind this riddim gave it a clean, modern edge that selectors and fans still love today. Although the producer’s name is not always mentioned, the careful mix and arrangement show a strong hand in the studio. Every track fits the riddim perfectly, making it a favorite for DJs who want to keep the energy high. The #Hashtag Riddim brought together some of the most exciting voices in dancehall. Benji Hype delivers “Dark,” a track that rides the beat with confidence. Chi Ching Ching, known for his energetic style and popular dance anthems like “Roast or Fry (Breadfruit),” brings his unique flair to “Do Your Own Thing.” Mr Lexx, who made a big mark with hits such as “Full Hundred,” shows his party side on “Drink And Drunk.” Prince Stoney steps up with “Gentlemens Club,” while Ice Cold’s “Loud N Clearly” keeps the vibe strong. Each artist adds their own flavor, but the riddim ties everything together. Songs like “Outta Road” by Gappy Ranks and “Pon It” by Scorpion also ride the same beat, giving selectors plenty of choices for their sets. Even now, DJs keep the spirit of 2014 alive by spinning this mix. The #Hashtag Riddim is more than just a collection of songs—it’s a dancehall moment that still moves the crowd.
#Hashtag Tracklist:
- Benji Hype – Dark
- Chi Ching Ching – Do Your Own Thing (Dancing Anthem)
- Mr Lexx – Drink And Drunk (Explicit)
- Prince Stoney – Gentlemens Club (Explicit)
- Ice Cold – Loud N Clearly (Explicit)
- Gappy Ranks – Outta Road
- Scorpion – Pon It
- Byll Gates – Scamma Wine (Explicit)
- Frassman Brilliant – Touch Road (Bere Gyal) (Explicit)
- Gage – Wha Do Dem (Explicit)
- Gage – Wha Do Dem
- Timeka Marshall – Wine & Look
- Supahype, Dj Kitt & Richie Feelings – Workout Mix
- Davis & J. Randall – #Hashtag Riddim Instrumental
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