HOPSCOTCH RIDDIM produced by SEANIZZLE RECORDS 2010
Hopscotch Overview
In 2010, the Hopscotch Riddim became a favorite at carnival parades. This soca project brought a joyful energy, making it perfect for the road. The main track, Qq — Hopscotch, stood out with its catchy melody and playful lyrics. Qq, known for his earlier dancehall hit “Stookie,” brought his lively style to the soca scene with this song. The beat was built for dancing in the streets, with a strong, bouncy rhythm that matched the feeling of carnival. Que & Rp teamed up for Dont Waste Nuh Time, another highlight on the Hopscotch Riddim. Their voices blended well over the bright, quick-paced instrumental. The song encouraged people to live in the moment, which fit the carnival spirit. Both songs became crowd favorites and were played often during the 2010 carnival season. The producer, SEANIZZLE RECORDS, is led by Seanizzle, who is known for creating popular riddims in Jamaica’s dancehall and soca scenes. Seanizzle first gained wide attention with his 2006 hit “One Day Riddim.” With Hopscotch Riddim, he brought his signature percussion-driven style to soca, giving the project a unique sound. Carnival directors played an important part by choosing Hopscotch Riddim for the parade trucks. This helped the songs reach more people and made the riddim a memorable part of 2010’s carnival celebrations. Compared to other carnival tracks of the time, Hopscotch Riddim stood out for its playful base and sweet, energetic mood.
Hopscotch Tracklist:
- Qq – Hopscotch
- Que & Rp – Dont Waste Nuh Time
- Seanizzle – Hopscoth Riddim
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