LET’S ROCK THIS RIDDIM produced by CR203 RECORDS 2015
Lets Rock This Overview
In 2015, dancehall selectors searched for tracks that would set the parties on fire. The “Lets Rock This Riddim” release from CR203 RECORDS quickly became a favorite in dancehall sessions. CR203 RECORDS, known for producing energetic dancehall projects, built their reputation on delivering quality riddims that connect with both local and international fans. Agent Sasco brought his powerful voice and sharp lyrics to “Starlights,” adding depth and energy to the riddim. Chi Ching Ching, always ready to hype the crowd, delivered “My Day,” a track packed with his signature playful style. Chilando’s “Another Man” showcased his smooth flow and ability to ride the riddim with confidence. Kranium, who later gained international attention for his unique sound, contributed “What We Need.” His vocals added a melodic touch, making the song stand out. Nikomatic’s “Dancing Vibes” lived up to its name, encouraging listeners to move and enjoy the moment. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a versatile selection for DJs. Other songs on the riddim, like Tifa’s “Ratings,” Vybz Kartel & Zj Chrome’s “Stop Follow Me Up,” and Zagga’s “Rock It,” helped to keep the dancefloor energy high. These tracks, together with the standout performances from Agent Sasco, Chi Ching Ching, Chilando, Kranium, and Nikomatic, made “Lets Rock This Riddim” a key part of dancehall’s story. This selector’s choice still echoes in parties today, reminding fans of a time when raw street flavor shaped the sound of dancehall.
Lets Rock This Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Starlights
- Chi Ching Ching – My Day
- Chilando – Another Man (Clean)
- Chilando – Another Man (Raw)
- Kranium – What We Need
- Mavado – Shadow (Clean)
- Mavado – Shadow (Raw)
- Nikomatic – Dancing Vibes (Clean)
- Nikomatic – Dancing Vibes (Raw)
- Tifa – Ratings (Clean)
- Tifa – Ratings (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel & Zj Chrome – Stop Follow Me Up
- Zagga – Rock It
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