INTERSTATE 95 RIDDIM produced by BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS 2015
Interstate 95 Overview
BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS is known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall with their strong, energetic rhythms. The label has built a reputation for creating tracks that stand out in clubs and street parties alike. Their work has attracted many top artists and helped push the dancehall genre forward, especially with their releases in the 2010s. One of their standout projects is the Interstate 95 Riddim, a dancehall recording famous for its heavy basslines and fast-paced beat. This riddim became a favorite among DJs and fans, filling dancefloors with its raw energy. The production highlights BREAD BACK PRODUCTIONS’ skill in crafting beats that are both powerful and catchy. The Interstate 95 Riddim features some of dancehall’s most respected artists. Sizzla Kalonji brings his unique voice and message in "Nuh Bad Mind," while Erup Gi’s "Dem It" delivers sharp lyrics over the driving rhythm. Delly Ranx adds a smooth touch with "Mi Love It," and Teflon’s "Dont Mek Mi Ketch You" stands out with its confident flow. Mr Murphy’s "Watch Dah Style Yah" adds another layer of energy to the riddim. Other artists also shine on this project, such as Louie Culture with "Love Di Ride," Shaka Pow’s "Wah Mi Fi Do Dawg," Helraiza’s "Hold A Man," Terry Ganzie’s "Biggest Mistake," and Ut Ras with "Step Pon Dem." Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim a showcase of dancehall talent. The Interstate 95 Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, representing a time when bashment rhythms and strong vocal performances ruled the scene.
Interstate 95 Tracklist:
- Sizzla Kalonji – Nuh Bad Mind
- Erup Gi – Dem It
- Delly Ranx – Mi Love It
- Teflon – Dont Mek Mi Ketch You
- Mr Murphy – Watch Dah Style Yah
- Louie Culture – Love Di Ride
- Shaka Pow – Wah Mi Fi Do Dawg
- Helraiza – Hold A Man
- Terry Ganzie – Biggest Mistake
- Ut Ras – Step Pon Dem
- Jigsy King – Bus It
- Riddim Instrumental
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