LASTIC & PLASTIC RIDDIM produced by GHETTO LYNXX RECORDS / WASP RECORDS 2014
Lastic And Plastic Overview
In 2014, the dancehall scene got a fresh spark with the release of the Lastic & Plastic Riddim from GHETTO LYNXX RECORDS / WASP RECORDS. This riddim brought a new bashment flow that selectors loved to play at dancehall parties. The sound was lively and full of energy, making it easy for crowds to move and enjoy the night. Compared to other bashment releases of its time, the Lastic & Plastic Riddim stood out for its sharp, drill-inspired beats and bright melodies. While many riddims of the era kept a heavy, rootsy sound, this one was more modern and festival-ready. It gave artists a strong platform to show off their style. Chase Cross delivered “Mek Dem Talk,” bringing confident lyrics over the riddim’s punchy rhythm. Cymflo’s “See And Know” added even more color, while Khago’s “Cah Walk In Peace” gave the riddim a serious, streetwise edge. Kurry Stain’s “Hustling” spoke to the struggles and determination found in dancehall life. Natural Black’s “Lastic & Plastic” and Nitty Kutchie’s “Burning Up” both added unique voices, while Sizzla’s “Bwoy Ago Dead” and Turbulence’s “Rather Die” kept the fire burning. Snypa’s “Go Fi What U Want” rounded out the lineup, making the riddim a favorite for selectors. GHETTO LYNXX RECORDS / WASP RECORDS, known for pushing new sounds in dancehall, played a key role as riddim architect. Their work on this project helped shape the sound of 2014’s bashment scene. The bashment flow of Lastic & Plastic Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, keeping the vibe alive for new generations.
Lastic And Plastic Tracklist:
- Chase Cross – Mek Dem Talk
- Cymflo – See And Know
- Ghetto Lynxx Records / Wasp Records – Lastic & Plastic Riddim (Instrumental)
- Khago – Cah Walk In Peace
- Kurry Stain – Hustling
- Natural Black – Lastic & Plastic
- Nitty Kutchie – Burning Up
- Sizzla – Bwoy Ago Dead
- Snypa – Go Fi What U Want
- Turbulence – Rather Die
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