LIMITED EDITION RIDDIM produced by EMUDIO
Limited Edition Overview
The making of the Limited Edition Riddim started in a small Kingston studio, where producers and artists gathered to create something fresh for dancehall fans. The energy in the room was high, and everyone wanted to bring their best to this project. The riddim’s architect, EMUDIO, led the creative direction. Known for his sharp ear and modern touch, EMUDIO has worked with several big names in dancehall and helped shape the sound of the late 2010s. His production label is respected for mixing classic Jamaican vibes with new trends, and his riddims have pulled in thousands of streams worldwide. On this set, each artist brought their own flavor. Shenseea delivered “Hype & Bruk,” a song full of attitude and catchy hooks. Her performance added a bold, confident edge to the riddim. Jahmiel’s “Karma” stood out with strong lyrics and his smooth delivery, showing why he’s a favorite among dancehall fans. Christopher Martin came through with “Schwepps Up,” giving listeners a feel-good track with his signature vocals. Teejay’s “Me & You” added a romantic touch, while Bramma’s “Delilah” told a story, mixing emotion and raw dancehall vibes. Deizzle’s “Top A Di Line” kept the energy up, and Flexxx & Flirty’s “Non Stop” was all about keeping the party going. Singing Sweet’s “Motivator” brought in uplifting lyrics, and Kibaki’s “Still Can’t Get Me Out” added a personal twist. Zj Liquid closed things out with “Jet Blue,” a track that kept the riddim flying high. This dancehall set captured the raw energy fans wanted. Even today, it stands as an important chapter in dancehall history.
Limited Edition Tracklist:
- Mavado – Gyalis For Life
- Shenseea – Hype & Bruk
- Jahmiel – Karma
- Christopher Martin – Schwepps Up
- Teejay – Me & You
- I-Octane – Swagga Like Mine
- Bramma – Delilah
- Deizzle – Top A Di Line
- Flexxx & Flirty – Non Stop
- Singing Sweet – Motivator
- Kibaki – Still Can’t Get Me Out
- Zj Liquid – Jet Blue
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