High Supremacy Riddim 2.0 – Damage Musiq

HIGH SUPREMACY RIDDIM 2.0 – DAMAGE MUSIQ 2020

High Supremacy Overview

Behind every great dancehall riddim is a skilled studio hand who shapes the sound. For the High Supremacy Riddim, released in 2020, the studio team brought together sharp production and a strong party atmosphere. The beats are crisp and energetic, setting the stage for each artist to shine. While the producer’s name is not always at the front, their work is clear in the way each track keeps the party vibe alive. Rygin King opens with “Me, Myself & I,” a track filled with confidence and personal reflection. His style blends perfectly with the riddim’s driving beat, making it a standout. Jafrass follows with “I’m Blessed,” bringing positive energy and gratitude. The song’s message fits well with the uplifting feel of the riddim. ZJ Liquid’s “Life In The Ghetto” offers a look at real-life struggles, but the rhythm keeps the mood moving. Navino, with “Life Too Short,” reminds listeners to enjoy every moment. Prohgres adds “Moments,” a song about making memories and living in the present. Other artists like Singer J with “Cut Them Off,” Roxxie with “Now Or Never,” and Shawna with “Tough Life” each bring their own stories and styles. Every track keeps the party energy strong, showing the riddim’s versatility. The High Supremacy Riddim’s party backdrop gave dancehall sessions a raw, street flavor. This energy helped shape dancehall’s modern sound and remains important in the genre’s history. Each artist and song on the riddim adds to its lasting impact.

High Supremacy Tracklist:

1. Rygin King – Me, Myself & I (Clean)
2. Rygin King – Me, Myself & I (Raw)
3. Jafrass – I’m Blessed
4. ZJ Liquid – Life In The Ghetto
5. Navino – Life Too Short
6. Prohgres – Moments
7. Singer J – Cut Them Off
8. Roxxie – Now Or Never
9. Shawna – Tough Life
10. Vantage – While I’m Winning

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