Jealous Riddim – S U Records

JEALOUS RIDDIM produced by S U RECORDS 2014

Jealous Overview

When Jealous Riddim dropped in 2014, dancehall fans knew it was something special. DJs were quick to pick it up, spinning it at street parties and sound system clashes. The riddim’s energy fit perfectly with the sound system culture—big, bass-heavy beats that get the crowd moving and keep the dance alive. The producer behind this riddim, S U RECORDS, has built a strong name in the dancehall scene. Known for pushing out quality projects, S U RECORDS has a history of working with both new and established artists. Their productions often rack up thousands of streams, showing their influence on modern dancehall. Jealous Riddim brought together a powerful lineup. Awiri’s “Umandisaka” stands out with its catchy hook and confident delivery. Black Fit Ft Chycoon’s “Lets Go” and Chycoon - Lets Go’s “Lets Go” both bring a party vibe that is perfect for the dancefloor. Capten Vube & Ijah Queen’s “Mazoba” adds a unique flavor, while Di Gredda’s “Get Gal Easy” keeps the energy high. Jah Rhyno’s “Bad And Jealous” and Kallz Ft Yung Drewz’s “Champion” also feature on the riddim, giving DJs plenty of options to hype up the crowd. Lakers Empire’s “Multcharger” and Merchant’s “Jealous” round out the release, each adding their own style. Among the heavy bashment drops of 2014, Jealous Riddim stood tall. Its irresistible rhythms and strong performances made it a favorite in the streets and a staple for sound systems everywhere.

Jealous Tracklist:

1. Awiri – Umandisaka
2. Black Fit Ft Chycoon – Lets Go
3. Capten Vube & Ijah Queen – Mazoba
4. Di Gredda – Get Gal Easy
5. Jah Rhyno – Bad And Jealous
6. Kallz Ft Yung Drewz – Champion
7. Lakers Empire – Multcharger
8. Merchant – Jealous
9. Mingale – Millitary
10. Ndumile – Darling
11. Shiddo Man – Moyo Wanga
12. Xyross Fyah – Zikamandiyendela

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