KINGSTON 12 RIDDIM produced by TRIPLE L RECORDS 2012
Kingston 12 Overview
The Kingston 12 Riddim, released in 2012, stands out as a classic bashment project that still gets played by selectors today. This release is known for mixing hardcore deejay lyrics with smooth vocal performances, making it popular in both dancehall and club scenes. The riddim’s sound is built on strong horn riffs and energetic beats, thanks to the work of TRIPLE L RECORDS. The label, known for its influence in modern dancehall, has produced several hits and helped new artists break through in Jamaica’s music industry. Each artist on the Kingston 12 Riddim brings a unique flavor. Chullu Blaxx delivers a tough message on “Mi Want Money,” showing the gritty side of dancehall. Potential Kid, who is well known for his hit “A Yah So Nice,” brings a heartfelt vibe with “Love Mi Mother.” His song stands out for its emotional connection and real-life storytelling. Rholying adds energy with “Love How You Winning it Up,” giving dancers something to move to. 04 . Shadu’s “Pree Mi Fah” blends well with the riddim, adding a fresh voice to the lineup. Nesbeth, who later gained international attention with his inspirational hit “My Dream,” represents his roots on “Kingston 12 A Mi Yard,” a song that pays respect to his community. Other artists like Torch with “Woman A Mi Joy,” Wayne Parma and Jah Jah Ranks on “Dem A Lick Shot,” Mad Element’s “Ben Yu Back,” Badd Inydynn’s “Bad Habit,” and Unicorn’s “Dilly” each add their own touch.
Kingston 12 Tracklist:
- Chullu Blaxx – Mi Want Money
- Potential Kid – Love Mi Mother
- Rholying – Love How You Winning it Up
- 04 . Shadu – Pree Mi Fah
- Nesbeth – Kingston 12 A Mi Yard
- Torch – Woman A Mi Joy
- Wayne Parma and Jah Jah Ranks – Dem A Lick Shot
- Mad Element – Ben Yu Back
- Badd Inydynn – Bad Habit
- Unicorn – Dilly
- Silver Cat – Some Gal Caan
- Sashana Lowe – Tek Yuh Man
- Determine – Kingston Commandment
- Version – Kingston 12 Riddim
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