Honey Gold Riddim – Zj Diamond

HONEY GOLD RIDDIM produced by ZJ DIAMOND 2016

Honey Gold Overview

The Honey Gold Riddim brought a special energy to dancehall parties in 2016. Its sound was bright and full of life, with a rhythm that made people want to move. The music filled the air with excitement, and the crowd would respond, ready to dance all night. The riddim’s catchy beat and lively mood made it a favorite in clubs and street dances across Jamaica. Key artists gave the riddim its unique voice. Dane Ray stood out with “Yuh Nuh Bad suh,” delivering a bold and confident performance. Kalado and Posh teamed up for “Drop It Suh (feat. Posh),” a track that became a party anthem, while Posh’s presence added extra flair. Khausion’s “Wine & Split” kept the energy high, encouraging dancers to show their best moves. Masicka’s “Gold in Deh” brought his signature style, making the riddim even more memorable. The project was built by ZJ DIAMOND, a well-known Jamaican producer and DJ. ZJ DIAMOND has a strong reputation in the dancehall scene, with a history of creating popular riddims and working with many top artists. The Honey Gold Riddim was released under his label, showing his talent for bringing together fresh sounds and big names. This riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for how it lit up parties and showcased the talents of some of the genre’s best voices. Even years later, crowds look back and remember the unstoppable vibe it brought to every dance.

Honey Gold Tracklist:

1. Dane Ray – Yuh Nuh Bad suh
2. Kalado – Drop It Suh (feat. Posh) (Raw)
3. Kalado – Drop It Suh (feat. Posh) (Clean)
4. Khausion – Wine & Split (Raw)
5. Khausion – Wine & Split (Clean)
6. Masicka – Gold in Deh (Raw)
7. Masicka – Gold in Deh (Clean)
8. G – Defend Yuh Man (Raw)
9. QQ – Whine & Step Back (Clean)
10. Tifa – Get with the Program (Raw)
11. Tifa – Get with the Program (Clean)
12. Vegas – Nah Run Left Mi Fren
13. ZJ Liquid – Bumper Roll

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