KINGSTON 6 RIDDIM produced by BOYSIE RECORDS
Kingston 6 Overview
In 2019, dancehall was alive with new sounds, and the selector’s choice from the Kingston 6 Riddim stood out in clubs all over Jamaica. The riddim captured the energy of the year, bringing together some of the most exciting voices in dancehall. Every time the tracks played, the crowd felt the pulse of the moment. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer shaped each track with sharp, clean mixing. Their work made sure every artist’s voice and every beat came through strong. This attention to detail helped the riddim stand out on the dancefloor and on radio. The producer, BOYSIE RECORDS, is known for pushing dancehall forward. The label has a reputation for energetic, modern beats. With the Kingston 6 Riddim, they continued their streak of creating rhythms that get heavy play and draw attention from both fans and selectors. The artists on this project each brought their own style. Stacious delivered “Laugh Offa Dem,” showing the confidence that made her a standout since her hit “Come Into My Room” with Mavado. I Waata’s “Yahh” carried the sharp delivery that made him one to watch. Intence, who later broke out with “Go Hard” and “Yeng,” doubled up with “Talk Talk” and “Bad Yuh Bad,” bringing raw energy. Iyara’s “Neva Neva” added a steady, determined voice—he’s known for his time with the Alliance crew. Pamputae, on “Advertisement,” brought her usual boldness, a style that earned her a 2020 Jamaica Star People's Choice Award.
Kingston 6 Tracklist:
- Stacious – Laugh Offa Dem
- I Waata – Yahh
- Intence – Talk Talk
- Intence – Bad Yuh Bad
- Iyara – Neva Neva
- Pamputae – Advertisement
- Kootan – Sicka Don
- SHALLACK – PHUK’D UP
- D Dominant – Trap Daddy
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