HOT UP RIDDIM produced by INSPIRED MUSIC CONCEPTS 2013
Hot Up Overview
When the selector dropped the Hot Up Riddim sound system cut, dancehall fans felt the excitement right away. The energy in the venue changed, and people moved closer to the speakers, ready for the next big moment. The mix brought out the raw power of 2013 dancehall, and every track kept the crowd moving. Jessie James kicked things off with “Defend It,” bringing his unique style to the riddim. Masicka followed up with “Ride It.” Known for his later hit “They Don’t Know,” Masicka’s early work already showed his lyrical skill and energy. Rickey Teetz made his mark with “Just Clap,” a favorite among fans for its catchy hook. Rushelle Aka Reggae Queen added her track “Glue,” giving a fresh voice to the lineup. Stainless delivered “Hunt Fi Mine,” adding another layer to the riddim’s sound. Each artist brought something special to the project. The instrumental, “Hot Up Riddim Version” by Phantom, gave selectors a powerful tool for their sets. The engineer behind the clean, punchy mix was key in making each song stand out, working closely with the label INSPIRED MUSIC CONCEPTS. INSPIRED MUSIC CONCEPTS, known for their work in the early 2010s, built a reputation for modern dancehall productions. Their riddims have been streamed by fans worldwide, and their influence can be heard in many dancehall releases since. The Hot Up Riddim sound system cut will always remind fans of the fire and creativity of 2013, a year when dancehall kept pushing forward.
Hot Up Tracklist:
- Jessie James – Defend It (Raw)
- Jessie James – Defend It (Radio)
- Masicka – Ride It (Raw)
- Masicka – Ride It (Radio)
- Rickey Teetz – Just Clap (Raw)
- Rickey Teetz – Just Clap (Radio)
- Rushelle Aka Reggae Queen – Glue (Raw)
- Rushelle Aka Reggae Queen – Glue (Radio)
- Stainless – Hunt Fi Mine
- Phantom – Hot Up Riddim Version
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