HOSTILE TAKEOVER RIDDIM produced by LENKY & BULPUS PRODUCTIONS 2022
Hostile Takeover Overview
Fans quickly embraced the Hostile Takeover Riddim, making it a favorite on dancehall playlists and in clubs across Jamaica and beyond. The collection’s energetic bashment flow was designed for the dance floor, and partygoers responded with enthusiasm, turning up the volume whenever these tracks played. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Busy Signal’s “In Town” stood out with his sharp delivery and catchy hooks. Busy Signal is well-known for his hit “Stay So,” which topped reggae charts and expanded his global reach. Capleton, a veteran in the dancehall scene, delivered “Wah Do Some Clown” with his signature fiery energy. Capleton’s 1994 album “Prophecy” helped cement his reputation as a leading figure in reggae and dancehall. Vershon added his voice with “Ring the Alarm,” infusing the track with his melodic approach. Munga Honorable’s “A We Motto” and Delly Ranx’s “Sidung” kept the momentum going, each track contributing to the riddim’s lively vibe. Delly Ranx is respected in the industry not just as a performer but also as a producer, known for his work on the “Red Bull & Guinness” riddim. Behind the scenes, LENKY and BULPUS PRODUCTIONS shaped the sound of Hostile Takeover Riddim. LENKY, famous for creating the “Diwali” riddim that became a global hit in the early 2000s, brought his production expertise, ensuring the music felt fresh and modern. Looking back, the bashment flow of Hostile Takeover Riddim captured the spirit of 2022, uniting artists and fans in a celebration of dancehall’s vibrant energy.
Hostile Takeover Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – In Town
- Capleton – Wah Do Some Clown
- Vershon – Ring the Alarm (Clean)
- Vershon – Ring the Alarm (Raw)
- Munga Honorable – A We Motto (Clean)
- Munga Honorable – A We Motto (Raw)
- Delly Ranx – Sidung (Clean)
- Delly Ranx – Sidung (Raw)
- Jah Izrehl – Watch You Mouth
- Qrush – Dark
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