KILLY KILLY BOLT RIDDIM produced by ILLMATIC RECORDS 2017
Killy Killy Bolt Overview
In 2017, the bashment flow was at the heart of every dancehall party and sound clash. The heavy bass, lively energy, and fast rhythms kept crowds moving all night. This was the scene where the Killy Killy Bolt Riddim made its mark. The mixing board king, or the producer behind the scenes, played a big role in shaping this sound. ILLMATIC RECORDS, the label responsible for this riddim, is known for pushing modern dancehall forward. With a reputation for clean production and strong vocal arrangements, ILLMATIC RECORDS helped bring a new level of polish to the genre. The Killy Killy Bolt Riddim featured a group of talented artists, each bringing their own style. Wiseman stood out with his track "Again," showing his skill with catchy hooks. Shadrock delivered "Funeral," a song that caught attention for its serious tone and sharp lyrics. Marly B’s "Gal Yuh Nuh Easy" added a playful vibe, while Tollerance’s "Jah A Mi Gudance" brought a roots-inspired message. Lytaral, with "Light Head," kept the energy high and the crowd engaged. Among these artists, Marly B is especially known for his work in the dancehall scene, with "Gal Yuh Nuh Easy" being a favorite at parties. Each artist’s contribution helped make the Killy Killy Bolt Riddim stand out in a year filled with big bashment tracks. The riddim’s layered sound and strong performances made it a favorite at sound clashes, where only the best tunes survived. This mix truly captured the spirit of 2017 dancehall.
Killy Killy Bolt Tracklist:
- Wiseman – Again
- Shadrock – Funeral
- Marly B – Gal Yuh Nuh Easy
- Marly B – Gal Yuh Nuh Easy (Radio Edit)
- Tollerance – Jah A Mi Gudance
- Lytaral – Light Head
- Chapter – Mi Goal
- Night Hawk – We Nuh Play
- Illmatic Rec – Killy Killy Bolt Riddim (Instrumental)
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