INTENTION RIDDIM V.2 – ATTOMATIC RECORDS / DAN SKY RECORDS 2020
Intention Overview
When the Intention Riddim arrived in 2020, it made a strong mark on dancehall music. The set captured the rebellious spirit of its time, combining catchy melodies with heavy bass and sharp drum patterns. The bashment arranger behind the riddim played a big role, crafting a sound that was both energetic and true to dancehall roots. The recording process brought together a mix of top artists, each adding their own style and voice to the project. Squash feat. Vybz Kartel delivered “Do This Mi Self,” a song full of confidence and independence. Their vocals flowed smoothly over the riddim, making it a standout track. Demarco’s “Talk A Mek” brought a bold message, using clever lyrics and a commanding delivery. Jafrass added depth with “Loyalty,” focusing on trust and realness, which connected with many listeners. Franco Wildlife’s “Nah Laugh Wid Dem” kept the energy high, showing off his unique voice and attitude. Mad Daag6’s “No Love No Trust” explored themes of betrayal, fitting perfectly with the riddim’s intense mood. Riigz with “Vengeance,” Solemn with “Cyah Trust People,” and Chappa Vybz’s “Living Large” each added their own flavor, making the set diverse and exciting. The producer behind Intention Riddim made sure every track was polished and ready for the dancefloor. By bringing together these artists and guiding the recording process, the team created a set that remains important in dancehall history. Each artist and song helped shape the sound, making Intention Riddim a true classic.
Intention Tracklist:
- Squash feat. Vybz Kartel – Do This Mi Self (Remix)
- Demarco – Talk A Mek
- Jafrass – Loyalty
- Franco Wildlife – Nah Laugh Wid Dem
- Mad Daag6 – No Love No Trust
- Riigz – Vengeance
- Solemn – Cyah Trust People
- Chappa Vybz – Living Large
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