HILLTOP BADNESS RIDDIM produced by ULTIMATE STREET TEAM MUSIC 2019
Hilltop Badness Overview
In 2019, dancehall parties in Jamaica were filled with energy from the Hilltop Badness Riddim yard session tape. This sound system cut came from ULTIMATE STREET TEAM MUSIC, a label known for bringing raw street vibes and powerful riddims to the dancehall scene. The label has a reputation for shaping street anthems and supporting young talent. The tape features a strong line-up of artists. Boomz brings the track "As You Please," showing his unique vocal style. Byrd Villi’s song "Pop Days" adds catchy hooks that crowds remembered long after the party ended. Chronic Law, a well-known artist in dancehall, delivers "Hilltop Badness." Chronic Law is famous for his deep lyrics and hits like "Hillside" and "Government." His song on this riddim became a favorite for selectors. Cidigi gives the session fire with "Empty A Clip," while Daddy’s "Out Here" keeps the energy high. Each artist brings their own style, but together they create a powerful, unified sound. The tape also features Deep Jahi with "The Area," Dizahsta’s "Nay No," Heavylinks on "Streets Style," Jahvillani’s "Bad," and Menacce with "Cups Up." Jahvillani, another standout, is known for songs like "Clarks Pon Foot" and collaborations with other top names. Dancehall selectors still rate this 2019 yard session tape for its strong riddim and memorable performances. The Hilltop Badness Riddim stands as a true snapshot of the dancehall sound from that era.
Hilltop Badness Tracklist:
- Boomz – As You Please
- Byrd Villi – Pop Days
- Chronic Law – Hilltop Badness
- Cidigi – Empty A Clip
- Daddy – Out Here
- Deep Jahi – The Area
- Dizahsta – Nay No
- Heavylinks – Streets Style
- Jahvillani – Bad
- Menacce – Cups Up
- Shane E – Gone Sleep
- Ultimate Street Team Music / Hemton Music – Hilltop Badness Riddim [Instrumental]
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