INVASION RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2013
Invasion Overview
When Invasion Riddim dropped in 2013, it quickly became a favorite in yard sessions across Jamaica. The riddim’s energy and heavy bass made it perfect for parties, but it also had enough detail to reward careful listening. Selectors loved it because it blended classic dancehall with touches of hip hop and even a little soca, making it fit into many different styles and moods. CASHFLOW RECORDS, the producer behind Invasion Riddim, is known for bringing together big names and fresh talent. The label has a history of chart-topping releases, and their ability to create catchy, hard-hitting beats helped make this riddim a standout. Their work on Invasion Riddim showed how strong production can unite different voices on one rhythm. Supa Hype & Bastic delivered “Mi Waan Gyal,” a track full of attitude that set the tone for the whole riddim. Masicka’s “Mi Have The Style” brought sharp lyrics and a confident flow, adding to the riddim’s energy. Khago’s “A Nuh Boasy Mi Boasy” gave listeners a catchy chorus and real street vibes. Jahmiel feat. Propa, with “We Nuh Fear,” offered a message of strength, while Propa – We Nuh Fear continued that theme with his own version. Other highlights include Aidonia — Mi Have It, Lady Saw — Bun Fi Bun, Beenie Man — Stand Firm, D’Angel — Pretty Bad Gyal, and Elephant Man — Pon Yuh Toe Point, each bringing their unique style. This selector’s choice remains a key moment in dancehall, showing how unity and creative production can make a riddim last for years.
Invasion Tracklist:
- Supa Hype & Bastic – Mi Waan Gyal
- Masicka – Mi Have The Style
- Khago – A Nuh Boasy Mi Boasy
- Jahmiel feat. Propa – We Nuh Fear
- Aidonia – Mi Have It
- Lady Saw – Bun Fi Bun
- Beenie Man – Stand Firm
- D’Angel – Pretty Bad Gyal
- Elephant Man – Pon Yuh Toe Point
- Deablo – Gyal Yuh Can Fuck
- Shaka Pow – Wine & Bubble
- Melpo Mellz – Double Trouble
- Million Style – Badmind is Watching Me
- Bugle – Caan Dis Mama
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