Humbleness Riddim – Bassrunner

HUMBLENESS RIDDIM produced by BASSRUNNER 2016

Humbleness Overview

When the Humbleness Riddim dropped in 2016, DJs and selectors quickly picked up the yard beat. The sound felt fresh but true to dancehall’s bashment roots. Many fans and music insiders say this riddim truly defined the dancehall energy that year. Compared to other selector’s mixes of the time, the Humbleness Riddim stood out with its lively, modern touch, while still keeping the classic dancehall vibe. The beat maker behind this project was BASSRUNNER, a producer known for solid dancehall productions. BASSRUNNER has worked with international and Jamaican artists, and his label, Bassrunner Music, has produced several successful riddims and tracks. His attention to detail gave the Humbleness Riddim a smooth, consistent feel that selectors loved. The artist lineup made the riddim even stronger. Da'Ville & Million Stylez teamed up for “Herbs In My Garden,” bringing together Da'Ville’s sweet vocals—well known from his hit “Always on My Mind”—and Million Stylez’s unique flow. Gappy Ranks delivered “Tumble Down,” adding his signature UK dancehall flavor. Keida’s “Darling, I Know” gave the set a smooth, melodic touch, while Zagga’s “Running Away” kept things energetic. Rekall, on “Step Out,” brought his own style to the beat. Other artists like Dynamq with “Money Girls,” Kinetical’s “Loyalty,” and 3gga’s “Susuping” added more variety and made the riddim a full package. Compared to other riddims of its era, the Humbleness Riddim was easy to mix and always got a strong reaction on the dancefloor.

Humbleness Tracklist:

1. Da’Ville & Million Stylez – Herbs In My Garden
2. Gappy Ranks – Tumble Down
3. Keida – Darling, I Know
4. Zagga – Running Away
5. Rekall – Step Out (Bassrunner Music 2016]
6. Dynamq – Money Girls
7. Kinetical – Loyalty
8. 3gga – Susuping
9. Humbleness Riddim Version

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