IMMORTAL RIDDIM produced by BEAT MANIA PRODUCTIONS 2012
Immortal Overview
In early 2012, a yard session tape surfaced from Kingston, bringing a fresh wave of dancehall energy. The session quickly grabbed attention for its raw sound and authentic vibes, reflecting what fans wanted to hear at the time. The tape featured a strong lineup of artists. Blu Lyon’s track “No Trust Dem” stood out with its direct lyrics and catchy flow. Blu Lyon is known for blending reggae and dancehall in his work, and he has collaborated with acts like Shaggy, bringing a unique style to the scene. Dexta Daps delivered “Save Mi Lawd,” a song that showed his emotional vocal style. Dexta Daps later became widely recognized for his hit “7 Eleven,” which helped him reach a larger international audience. Other artists on the tape made their mark as well. East Coast performed “Free Buju,” adding a message about freedom and justice. Knakis Man’s “Jamaican Gal” brought a classic dancehall vibe, while Ky joined with Enie for “Everything Will Be Fine,” offering a hopeful note in the mix. Behind the scenes, BEAT MANIA PRODUCTIONS handled the riddim. The production team is known for crisp, layered beats and has been active in the dancehall scene for several years. Their work has appeared on popular streaming platforms and in many dancehall events, helping to shape the sound of modern Jamaican music. Looking back, the selector’s choice from this session captured the spirit of 2012. The tape remains a strong example of dancehall’s raw energy and the talent of both artists and producers at the time.
Immortal Tracklist:
- Blu Lyon – No Trust Dem
- Dexta Daps – Save Mi Lawd
- East Coast – Free Buju
- G-Loc, Ico & Tarique – Money We Want
- Knakis Man – Jamaican Gal
- Ky-Enie – Everything Will Be Fine
- Lady Ali – Mash Up Di Party
- M-Gee – Back Pocket Hail
- Rally Bop – No Tek Progam
- Teflon – 20 Bag
- Immortal Version
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