HOT 100 RIDDIM produced by POT OF GOLD JAMAICA 2018
Hot 100 Overview
The bashment flow on the Hot 100 Riddim brings together hardcore dancehall energy with catchy, memorable hooks. The rhythm is lively and upbeat, perfect for a block party or festival. It blends sharp drum patterns, pulsing bass, and bright melodies, making it easy for both DJs and dancers to catch the vibe. This riddim keeps the classic bashment feel alive, while adding a modern twist that keeps crowds moving. Each artist on this project brings their own flavor to the riddim. Tessanne Chin’s “All Or Nothing” showcases her powerful vocals, giving the track a soulful edge. Richie Stephens delivers heartfelt emotion in “Die For You,” while Mr Vegas turns up the energy with “Gwara Gwara,” a tune made for the dancefloor. Gentleman’s “You Make Me High” adds a smooth, international touch, and Wayne Marshall’s “Play Fool” stands out with clever lyrics and a confident flow. Wayne J’s “Prayer For Jamaica” brings conscious lyrics, while Angel Doolas fires up the party with “Puss Inna Bag.” Blakkman’s “Youth From The Garrison” shines a light on real-life struggles, rounding out the riddim’s range. The driving force behind this project is POT OF GOLD JAMAICA. The label, run by Richie Stephens, has a long history in reggae and dancehall, known for producing hits and supporting both new and established artists. Their work on the Hot 100 Riddim is another example of their ability to create rhythms that connect with people worldwide. The bashment flow from this riddim remains an important chapter in dancehall history, keeping the genre fresh and exciting for fans everywhere.
Hot 100 Tracklist:
- Tessanne Chin – All Or Nothing
- Richie Stephens – Die For You
- Mr Vegas – Gwara Gwara
- Gentleman – You Make Me High
- Wayne Marshall – Play Fool
- Wayne J – Prayer For Jamaica
- Angel Doolas – Puss Inna Bag
- Blakkman – Youth From The Garrison
- Pot Of Gold Production – Hot 100 Riddim (Instrumental)
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