IRIE FEELINGS – UNDISPUTED RECORDS 2013
Irie Feelings – Undisputed Records Overview
Undisputed Records made a big mark on dancehall in 2013 with a bashment rhythm that quickly became a favorite in the scene. The label teamed up with producer Irie Feelings, who is known for building energetic and anthemic tracks that move dance floors. Their work on this riddim brought together some of the genre’s most respected voices and helped shape the sound of that year. Sizzla’s “Change” stands out with his powerful delivery and uplifting message, showing why he remains a vital force in reggae and dancehall. Konshens brings his signature style to “Good Life,” a track that celebrates positive vibes and ambition. Bounty Killer, a legend in the dancehall world, adds extra fire with “Wifey Wine,” giving fans a song that quickly became a staple at parties. Luciano’s “Wicked Babylon” offers a conscious perspective, while Agent Sasco’s “Rebellious Nature” highlights his sharp lyricism and commanding presence. Each artist brings something unique, making the riddim versatile and exciting. Other standout tracks include Beenie Man with “Hands Up,” Jah Sun’s “Foundation,” Biga Ranx’s “Madrass,” Peetah Morgan’s “World Revolution,” and Perfect Giddimani’s “Laugh.” Each song fits perfectly on the rhythm, showing the producer’s skill in uniting different voices. The 2013 bashment rhythm from Undisputed Records and Irie Feelings remains an important part of dancehall history. Its vibrant sound and strong lineup helped define the year, and its influence can still be heard in the music today.
Tracklist:
- Sizzla – Change
- Konshens – Good Life
- Bounty Killer – Wifey Wine
- Luciano – Wicked Babylon
- Agent Sasco – Rebellious Nature
- Beenie Man – Hands Up
- Jah Sun – Foundation
- Biga Ranx – Madrass
- Peetah Morgan – World Revolution
- Perfect Giddimani – Laugh
- Randy Valentine – Over & Over
- Romain Virgo – Cry Tears For You
- Skarra Mucci – Marihuana
- Tairo – Homies
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