KICK OFF RIDDIM produced by AN9TED ENTERTAINMENT 2016
Kick Off Overview
AN9TED ENTERTAINMENT stands behind the dancehall set known as Kick Off Riddim, a project that made a strong impact in 2016. The label is known for its focus on authentic dancehall sounds and has helped bring fresh energy to the scene with its releases. Kick Off Riddim is a clear example of their commitment to street-driven music and memorable productions. The riddim brings together some of dancehall’s most recognizable voices. Popcaan delivers “Fully Auto,” a track full of his signature style and commanding presence. Bugle’s “Wi Different” stands out with its confident lyrics and catchy flow. Tarrus Riley adds a smooth touch with “Ease Off,” blending melody and message over the heavy beat. Busy Signal’s “Naah Use Dem” keeps the energy high, while Agent Sasco x Mr Easy team up on “Love Dem,” giving the riddim a unique collaborative edge. Other highlights include Sizzla’s “Crank Up,” Tifa’s “Cute & Brawling,” Dexta Daps with “Still Bad,” and Mad Cobra’s “Badman Place.” Each artist brings their own flavor, yet all tracks are tied together by the powerful production style of AN9TED ENTERTAINMENT. The riddim’s blend of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks helped it stand out, earning respect both on the streets and in dancehall circles. Kick Off Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its bold lineup and the strong beats that kept fans moving. The project still feels fresh, showing the lasting influence of both the artists and the label behind it.
Kick Off Tracklist:
- Popcaan – Fully Auto
- Bugle – Wi Different
- Tarrus Riley – Ease Off
- Busy Signal – Naah Use Dem
- Agent Sasco x Mr Easy – Love Dem
- Sizzla – Crank Up
- Tifa – Cute & Brawling
- Dexta Daps – Still Bad
- Mad Cobra – Badman Place
- Agent Sasco & Mr. Easy – Love Dem Bad
- Craigy T – No Trouble We
- Dean Loyal – Come Off A Mi Name
- Kibaki – Watch Yuh
- Kick Off Riddim – Instrumental
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