KUSH MORNING RIDDIM produced by DYNASTY & TWELVE 9 RECORDS 2012
Kush Morning Overview
The bashment rhythm known as Kush Morning Riddim first appeared in 2012, making a strong mark on the dancehall scene. Released from Jamaica, this project brought together some of the genre’s standout artists and producers, capturing the energy of the streets and clubs at the time. Capleton’s “Fire Fire” is one of the standout tracks, delivering his signature fiery vocals over the driving beat. Collie Buddz brings a smooth, uplifting vibe with “I Feel So Good,” while Dway’s “Can We” adds a touch of romance and groove. Ikaya’s “Brand New” highlights her vocal strength, giving the riddim a fresh female perspective. Jah Sun and Peter Morgan join forces on “Heart Like Lion,” a tune that blends conscious lyrics with a catchy melody. Behind the scenes, the production was handled by DYNASTY and TWELVE 9 RECORDS. DYNASTY has a reputation for crafting rhythms that connect with both local and international audiences, while TWELVE 9 RECORDS is known for pushing dancehall sounds into new territories. Their partnership helped the riddim gain streams across the globe and cemented its place in dancehall collections. Other tracks like Jah Vinci’s “Real Woman,” Kranium’s “Gotta Believe,” and Serani’s “Dear Lord” added even more variety, making the riddim suitable for any dancefloor. The raw street flavor of the Kush Morning Riddim still stands out today, marking it as an important part of dancehall history and a favorite for selectors and fans alike.
Kush Morning Tracklist:
- Capleton – Fire Fire
- Collie Buddz – I Feel So Good
- Dway – Can We
- Ikaya – Brand New
- I-Octane – Run Mi Out
- Jah Sun Ft. Peter Morgan – Heart Like Lion
- Jah Vinci – Real Woman
- Kranium – Gotta Believe
- Serani – Dear Lord
Releases Similar to Kush Morning Riddim – Dynasty / Twelve 9 Records
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