DEATHMAARCH RIDDIM produced by MAGNUM SOUND 2012
Jop Deathmaarch Overview
In 2012, the Jop Deathmaarch Riddim dropped and quickly became a big hit in Jamaican dancehall. The sound was full of energy, and the party vibes made it a favorite at dances all over the island. The riddim had a unique style, but it also mixed in touches from hip hop and even a bit of electronic music. This made it stand out from other releases that year. Aidonia led the charge with his song "Head Banga." Known for his fast lyrics and sharp delivery, Aidonia was already famous for his hit "Yeah Yeah" and had a strong following. On this riddim, his performance brought a wild, party feeling that got people moving. Deablo’s "Bomb A Clap" added a tough, commanding voice, while Inium’s "Dem Nuh Bad" kept the energy high with its catchy hooks. Jah Vinci, who had already made a name for himself with "Watch Your Friends," gave the riddim a melodic touch with "Marrow Fly." His singing style added a different flavor, showing how dancehall can blend rough lyrics with smooth melodies. Showkryme’s "Badness Tun Up" was another highlight, bringing street stories to the party scene. MAGNUM SOUND, the producer behind the project, is known for working with big names and shaping fresh sounds in dancehall. Their production made each song fit together, but also let each artist show their own style. Looking back, the Jop Deathmaarch Riddim captured the wild, fun spirit of 2012 and still gets played at parties today.