JOURNEY RIDDIM produced by BLAK KARPET PRODUCTION 2021
Journey Overview
In 2021, the bashment scene was energized by the release of Journey Riddim. The rhythm itself is unmistakable—driven by sharp snares, deep bass, and a rolling groove that invites movement. The riddim’s upbeat tempo and catchy hooks made it a favorite for both DJs and dancers, capturing the festive spirit of modern dancehall. Several rising artists found their breakthrough on this project. 1 Dandada’s “Journey” stood out with its confident delivery and catchy chorus, quickly becoming a staple in dancehall playlists. Amejah brought a spiritual touch with “Jah Jah,” blending conscious lyrics with the riddim’s vibrant energy. Fyahdon’s “Nuh fi Trust People” added a gritty, streetwise edge, resonating with listeners who value real-life storytelling in their music. Jerimus delivered “Tear Drop,” a heartfelt track that showcased his melodic flow. Loyal Flames, known for his 2015 hit “Break Free,” contributed “Working On Me,” further establishing his reputation for uplifting, message-driven songs. Behind the scenes, BLAK KARPET PRODUCTION played a crucial role. The producer is recognized for crafting high-quality dancehall beats and has built a reputation for supporting new talent. Journey Riddim stands as one of their notable works, helping to push fresh voices into the spotlight and drawing attention from fans worldwide. The bashment flow of Journey Riddim became a defining sound in dancehall culture that year. Its infectious rhythm, combined with standout performances from emerging artists, ensured the riddim’s place as a touchstone in 2021’s dancehall movement.
Journey Tracklist:
- 1 Dandada – Journey
- Amejah – Jah Jah
- Fyahdon – Nuh fi Trust People
- Jerimus – Tear Drop
- Loyal Flames – Working On Me
- Lutan Fyah – Trouble
- Turbulence – She’s a Woman
- Blak Karpet – Journey Riddim (Instrumental)
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