KICK OUT TEETH RIDDIM produced by SUNCYCLE PRODUCTION 2012
Kick Out Teeth Overview
In 2012, dancehall parties were full of wild energy. The music was loud, the crowd was lively, and everyone wanted to hear the latest bashment riddims. This was the scene where the Kick Out Teeth Riddim made its mark. The riddim’s sound matched the rebellious mood of the time—heavy beats, fast rhythms, and a style that made people want to dance all night. The arranger behind this bashment project knew exactly what the dancehall crowd wanted. The music was designed to keep people moving, with every song fitting perfectly into the party vibe. SUNCYCLE PRODUCTION, the producer, played a big role in shaping the riddim’s sound. SUNCYCLE PRODUCTION is known for supporting the singjay style in the UK and Europe, and has worked with both new and established dancehall acts over the years. Several artists brought their unique voices to this riddim. Lantern came in strong with “No Fight,” a track that got a lot of attention in the dancehall scene. Zagu Zarr’s “Clap It Up” kept the energy high, showing his skill for catchy hooks. Blackk Blunt added emotion with “Please Nuh Go Far.” Kinglish delivered “Nuh Fraid A Dem,” while Alaska’s “Cyan Badd Mi Up” showed his tough lyrical style. Each artist gave something different, making the riddim stand out among other releases from 2012. The Kick Out Teeth Riddim captured the true spirit of dancehall parties, with songs that fans still remember and play today.
Kick Out Teeth Tracklist:
- Lantern – No Fight
- Zagu Zarr – Clap It Up
- Blackk Blunt – Please Nuh Go Far
- Kinglish – Nuh Fraid A Dem
- Alaska – Cyan Badd Mi Up
- Lante London – Red Light
- G Starr – Wi Nah Run
- Tenza – Out And Clean
- Dolamite – Nuh Bwoy
- Lady Chann And Dirty Goodz – Hide And Seek
- Suncycle – Kick Out Teeth Riddim
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