Iconic Riddim

Iconic Riddim 2009

Iconic Overview

In 2009, a powerful dancehall project landed on the scene and quickly became a favorite in Jamaican dancehall parties. The riddim, released right in the heart of Kingston’s vibrant music community, brought a new wave of energy to dancehall nights. Selectors and DJs found fresh tunes to ignite the dance floor, and the set soon made its way into many music crates. Two standout artists featured on this bashment riddim are Bramma and Shane O. Bramma, who is known for his energetic delivery, made a mark with his track “Merry Go Round.” The song became a staple for dancehall fans, adding to Bramma’s growing reputation. Earlier in his career, Bramma gained attention with his hit “Watch Your Friends,” which helped establish him as a strong voice in the dancehall scene. Shane O also brought his unique style to the project with “Beat Bwoy To Death.” Shane O has been active in dancehall for years and is widely recognized for his emotional hit “A Millione Gal.” His ability to blend catchy hooks with streetwise lyrics shines through on this riddim. The beat maker behind the riddim helped shape its raw and lively sound, giving both Bramma and Shane O the perfect musical foundation for their performances. The production stands out for its heavy bass and driving rhythm, which keep dancers moving from start to finish. Even in 2021, this dancehall set is remembered as one of the purest examples of the genre, with its classic energy and unforgettable tracks.

Iconic Tracklist:

1. Bramma – Merry Go Round
2. Shane O – Beat Bwoy To Death