INCEPTION RIDDIM produced by BRANDISH RECORDS 2017
Inception Overview
The bashment flow of 2017 came together in the studio with pure energy and creativity. The producer, Brandish Records, guided the session with a clear vision. Brandish Records is a Jamaican label known for its strong dancehall releases, and the Inception Riddim is one of their standout works. With the Inception Instrumental, the label built a sound that brought together different artists while keeping a unified vibe. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Chi Ching Ching delivered his track Links with his usual playful and catchy delivery. He is known for his energetic performances and dance moves, which always get the crowd moving. Bounty Killer, a legend in dancehall, added his unmistakable voice to Nah Mad Over Dem. Bounty Killer has been a major force in dancehall for decades and won the MOBO Award for Best International Reggae Act in 2002. Sizzla’s song Keep You Distance showed his powerful and conscious lyrics. Sizzla is famous for his album Da Real Thing, which includes several classic tracks. Beenie Man, another dancehall icon, brought his veteran presence with I Don’t Care. Beenie Man is known for his Grammy-winning album Art and Life. General B gave the riddim a modern touch with Social Media, reflecting current trends and culture. Many fans and critics say the bashment flow on the Inception Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of dancehall in 2017. The riddim’s energy and the artists’ strong performances helped define the bashment sound of that year.
Inception Tracklist:
- Savage – Bubble
- Chi Ching Ching – Links
- Bounty Killer – Nah Mad Over Dem
- Sizzla – Keep You Distance
- Beenie Man – I Don’T Care
- General B – Social Media
- Tyrical – Money Fi Pile Up
- Danny English – Tek Weh Any Man Gyal
- Alien – To Be Poor Is A Crime
- Brandish Records – Inception Instrumental
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