HEVVY METTAL RIDDIM produced by LAMAR CLAN 2012
Hevvy Mettal Overview
The Hevvy Mettal Riddim is a standout bashment rhythm from 2012 that quickly caught the attention of dancehall DJs and fans. Bashment rhythms are known for their energetic beats and club-ready sound, and this collection fits perfectly into that tradition. The Hevvy Mettal Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own style to the project. Fudgie Springer delivers two tracks on this rhythm: "%$^ & Kalek" and "Luv & Kalek." Fudgie Springer is recognized in the dancehall scene for his unique voice and catchy hooks. Garrison makes his mark with the song "Spank It." Hooligan adds a darker edge with the track "I See Dead People." J Yungg’s "No Work Suh" brings a fresh vibe, while Jukie Blacks stands out with two songs: "C*#Ky Deh Ya" and "Touch Deh Ya." Jukie Blacks is well known for his 2001 hit "Wine Yu Waist," which helped build his reputation in the dancehall community. Other artists on the riddim include Oriel with "Partier," Ras Maisha with "Goliath," and Ricman with "Open Book." Each track brings something different, making the collection enjoyable from start to finish. The producer behind this project is LAMAR CLAN, who is respected for his work in dancehall production. LAMAR CLAN has produced several popular riddims and is known for his ability to bring out the best in each artist he works with. Hevvy Mettal Riddim remains a pure dancehall sound from 2012, and its replay value keeps it alive in parties and DJ sets today.
Hevvy Mettal Tracklist:
- Fudgie Springer – %$^ & Kalek (Raw)
- Fudgie Springer – Luv & Kalek (Clean)
- Garrison – Spank It
- Hooligan – I See Dead People
- J Yungg – No Work Suh
- Jukie Blacks – C*#Ky Deh Ya (Raw)
- Jukie Blacks – Touch Deh Ya
- Oriel – Partier
- Ras Maisha – Goliath
- Ricman – Open Book (Clean)
- Ricman – Open Book
- Lamar Clan – Hevvy Mettal Riddim
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