HEARTBREAK RIDDIM produced by GAMECHANGERZ (HIT MAKERZ) 2015
Heartbreak Overview
The Heartbreak Riddim bashment release from 2015 brought together some of the most energetic tracks in dancehall that year. The project opened with Babaman — Weeda, a song that instantly set the mood with its catchy vibe. Fantom Dundeal — Leff It followed, keeping the groove strong. Jabulani — Hold You brought a smooth flow, while Jah Bami — Live Life With A Purpose added a message of motivation. Kenne Blessin Feat. Chapta Nyne — Jah Calling stood out for its spiritual lyrics, and Orlando Octave — Herb Activist gave the riddim a cool, relaxed touch. Screws — Build It kept the energy high, and the riddim’s own creators, Gamechangerz (Hit Makerz — Heartbreak Riddim, tied everything together with their signature sound. Each artist on this release brought their own flavor. Babaman is well known in the reggae world, especially for his song “Weeda,” and has built a steady following over the years. Jabulani, with “Hold You,” is recognized for his smooth delivery in the dancehall scene. Jah Bami, who delivered “Live Life With A Purpose,” is known for blending reggae and soca, and has performed at major festivals worldwide. The producer behind this riddim, GAMECHANGERZ (HIT MAKERZ), has a reputation for crafting big dancehall projects. They have worked with a range of artists and are known for their high-energy productions that often become favorites in the dancehall community. Heartbreak Riddim’s bashment flow truly captured the fire of 2015, and its sound still echoes in dancehall today.
Heartbreak Tracklist:
- Babaman – Weeda
- Fantom Dundeal – Leff It (Clean)
- Fantom Dundeal – Leff It (Raw)
- Jabulani – Hold You
- Jah Bami – Live Life With A Purpose
- Kenne Blessin Feat. Chapta Nyne – Jah Calling
- Orlando Octave – Herb Activist (No Drugs)
- Screws – Build It
- Gamechangerz (Hit Makerz) – Heartbreak Riddim (Instrumental)
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