HOTPLATE RIDDIM produced by YOUNG GENZ MUZIQ / IQUE RECORDS 2021
Hotplate Overview
The Hotplate Riddim came together in the studio with a clear vision. The bashment arranger wanted a set that would bring energy to dancehall sessions, mixing fresh sounds with classic vibes. The creative direction focused on making each track feel unique, but also part of a bigger musical story. Behind the project is YOUNG GENZ MUZIQ / IQUE RECORDS, a label known for shaping new dancehall talent and sounds. The producer has built a reputation for working with rising stars and creating riddims that get real attention in the dancehall community. Anthony Ynot stands out with “Dinosaur Tail,” a song that shows his playful side and strong delivery. He’s known for his energetic performances and has built a loyal following in the dancehall scene. Dreadful brings a gritty edge with “Chedda Cheez.” His track adds street flavor to the riddim, showing why he’s respected for his lyrical style. Gavidan’s “Proud” is another highlight. Gavidan has worked with several notable producers and is recognized for his smooth flow and positive lyrics. Grabba Dan delivers “Fulla Gyal,” a track that brings party vibes and catchy hooks. His music often gets heavy rotation in dancehall parties. KyDa’s “Feel D Vibes” adds another layer with a melodic approach, making the riddim accessible to a wide audience. Dancehall selectors still rate this 2021 set highly. Each artist brought something special, and the Hotplate Riddim remains a favorite in bashment sessions, showing the lasting impact of YOUNG GENZ MUZIQ / IQUE RECORDS and their creative team.
Hotplate Tracklist:
- Anthony Ynot – Dinosaur Tail
- Dreadful – Chedda Cheez
- Gavidan – Proud
- Grabba Dan – Fulla Gyal
- KyDa – Feel D Vibes
- Makonen Kamuzu – North Tower
- Rajhani – Detriss
- Street Gena – Champion
- Worlloc – Target
- Young Genz Muziq – Hotplate Riddim
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