KINGSTON BRIDGE RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2014
Kingston Bridge Overview
Back in 2014, dancehall was going through a fresh wave of creativity, and the Kingston Bridge Riddim was right at the heart of it. The riddim was built by the talented team at CASHFLOW RECORDS, a label known for mixing classic dancehall with new sounds. CASHFLOW RECORDS had already made a name in the industry, working with big names and racking up millions of streams across their projects. The journey of the Kingston Bridge Riddim started in the studio, where the producer wanted to capture both the raw energy of old-school dancehall and the excitement of something new. The beat was heavy and catchy, with a rhythm that made you want to move as soon as you heard it. Once the riddim was ready, the label reached out to some of the most exciting artists in the scene. Laden brought fire with “Nuh Joke Khago Dis,” dropping lyrics that matched the tough vibe of the beat. Kiprich, Alozade, and Chico teamed up on “Nuh Tall Talking,” each bringing their own style to the track. New Kidz’s “Protect Me Life” added a serious message over the riddim, while Sizzla’s “Set It Off” brought his signature energy. Erup’s “All Out And Done” was full of confidence, and Caldhino’s “Bad A Yard” kept the bashment feel alive. Fabian with “Can’t Stop We” and Hawkeye’s “No Bwoy” rounded out the project, each adding their own flavor. From creation to release, Kingston Bridge Riddim carried the energy that dancehall fans love. Today, it stands as an important part of dancehall history, showing how the genre can keep moving forward while staying true to its roots.
Kingston Bridge Tracklist:
- Laden – Nuh Joke Khago Dis (Raw)
- Kiprich, Alozade & Chico – Nuh Tall Talking (Raw)
- New Kidz – Protect Me Life
- Sizzla – Set It Off (Raw)
- Erup – All Out And Done (Raw)
- Caldhino – Bad A Yard
- Fabian – Can’T Stop We
- Hawkeye – No Bwoy (Clean)
- Hawkeye – No Bwoy (Raw)
- Kingston Bridge Riddim (Instrumental) – Cashflow Records
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