LAME EXCUSE RIDDIM produced by RAS DIZZLE|LOYAL LINKZ 2015
Lame Excuse Overview
In 2015, dancehall music was full of energy and creativity. Sound clashes and street parties were alive with heavy basslines and catchy hooks. One riddim that stood out during this time was built on a street anthem base that kept speakers rumbling across Jamaica and beyond. The producer behind this riddim, RAS DIZZLE|LOYAL LINKZ, is known for his singjay style and for bringing together strong voices in dancehall. He has worked with several artists and helped shape the sound of local dancehall in the mid-2010s. Shakespear brought his song “Jingle Bell” to the riddim, delivering a lively performance that matched the party spirit of the era. Shakespear is recognized in dancehall circles for his energetic delivery and memorable hooks. Notalone added “Mi Nah Cheat,” a track that showcased his smooth vocals and storytelling skills. Notalone has collaborated with other artists in the scene and continues to build his reputation. Damell’s “Lame Excuse” stood out with its catchy chorus and relatable lyrics. The song was well-received by fans who appreciated its honest message. Robbie Rule contributed “Hard Working People,” a tribute to those who hustle every day. Robbie Rule is known for songs that speak to the struggles and hopes of ordinary Jamaicans. Together, these tracks made the riddim a favorite for selectors and dancehall fans. The street anthem base from 2015 will always echo the fire and excitement of the time, reminding listeners of the powerful sound that defined the dancehall scene.
Lame Excuse Tracklist:
- Shakespear – Jingle Bell
- Alva – My Story – Clean
- Alva – My Story – Raw
- Notalone – Mi Nah Cheat
- Damell – Lame Excuse
- Robbie Rule – Hard Working People
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