High Top Riddim – Future Records

HIGH TOP RIDDIM produced by FUTURE RECORDS 2017

High Top Overview

In 2017, the High Top Riddim brought a fresh energy to dancehall music. This collection mixed hardcore deejay styles with smooth, melodic vocals, showing how bashment flow can blend with other genres. The riddim’s heavy beats and catchy hooks made it stand out, but it was the mix of voices that really gave it life. Anthony B’s “Righteousness” set a powerful tone, using his strong delivery to talk about truth and justice. Capleton followed with “Alright,” bringing his signature fiery energy and uplifting messages. Chuck Fenda’s “Worker” spoke for everyday people, mixing classic dancehall with a bit of roots reggae feeling. Dycr’s “Wickie People” added a storytelling touch, blending spoken word with the riddim’s bounce. Jaztik’s “Dem Badmind” brought a smoother, almost R&B style, showing how bashment can work with softer vocals too. Lion Man and Tunki both delivered “Loving in the Sun,” giving the riddim a romantic side, while Ras Ghandi’s “Nah Use Them” and Sizzla’s “Do the Maths” kept the conscious vibes strong. Slehdjan’s “Whine Like That” showed the party side, perfect for the dance floor. Behind all these songs was FUTURE RECORDS, a producer known for shaping modern dancehall sounds. FUTURE RECORDS has a history of working with top Jamaican artists and building riddims that stream well worldwide. Their work on High Top Riddim made the collection both tight and flexible, allowing each artist to shine. This bashment flow is a big part of dancehall history. It brings together different voices and styles, showing how dancehall keeps changing and growing.

High Top Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Righteousness
2. Capleton – Alright
3. Chuck Fenda – Worker
4. Dycr – Wickie People
5. Jaztik – Dem Badmind
6. Lion Man – Loving in the Sun (feat. Tunki)
7. Ras Ghandi – Nah Use Them
8. Sizzla – Do the Maths
9. Slehdjan – Whine Like That
10. Tenshon – Whine up Yuh Body (feat. Spade Tattoo Bass)
11. Terry Ganzie – Over
12. Turbulance – Done With You