Humble Ways Riddim – Garrison

HUMBLE WAYS RIDDIM produced by GARRISON 2018

Humble Ways Overview

When Humble Ways Riddim dropped in 2018, fans in Jamaica and beyond took notice right away. Crowds loved the energy, and the compilation quickly became a favorite at parties and street dances. Selectors kept it in heavy rotation, and people still remember how the riddim set the mood and made everyone move. A big reason for its success was the strong lineup of artists. Teejay brought his usual fire with "He Had A Dream." Known for his hit single "Owna Lane," Teejay was already making waves in dancehall, and his song on this riddim added to his growing catalog. Ita Kay delivered a catchy vibe with "Carbancopy," giving the riddim a unique twist. Badda General, who later gained attention for "I'm Doing My Best," stood out with "Me Everything," showing his lyrical skills. Chad’s "The Days" and Danjay’s "Whooo" added even more flavor. Each artist brought their own style, making the compilation feel fresh from start to finish. Other tracks like Raytid’s "Secretly," Sahie’s "Real Talk," Elegant’s "Life," and Xale’s "When Will It Drop" kept the energy high. The riddim mix, "Humble Ways Riddim Mix" by Garrison Entertainment, tied everything together. The mastermind behind the project was GARRISON, a producer known for pushing dancehall forward. GARRISON’s label, Garrison Entertainment, has worked with several rising and established artists, and his productions have racked up thousands of streams online. Today, selectors still rate Humble Ways Riddim as one of 2018’s bashment highlights.

Humble Ways Tracklist:

1. Teejay – He Had A Dream
2. Ita Kay – Carbancopy
3. Badda General – Me Everything
4. Chad – The Days
5. Danjay – Whooo
6. Raytid – Secretly
7. Sahie – Real Talk
8. Elegant – Life
9. Xale – When Will It Drop
10. Garrison Entertainment – Humlbe Ways Riddim Mix

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