MEMO RIDDIM produced by DIGITALIZE RECORDS 2012
Memo Overview
The Memo Riddim came together in a small Kingston studio with a clear vision. The producer behind the project, DIGITALIZE RECORDS, wanted to capture the true feeling of a yard party. Known for their modern take on dancehall, DIGITALIZE RECORDS had already built a name with earlier releases in the Jamaican music scene. Their focus on digital production and street-ready sound helped them stand out among other labels. For Memo Riddim, the creative direction was about raw energy and heavy bass. The riddim architect aimed to make a beat that would move people, both in the dance and on the radio. This direction shaped every part of the project, from the drum patterns to the catchy melodies. Each artist added their own style to the riddim. Digital Sham delivered "Fuck Yo" with a confident flow that matched the riddim’s tough sound. Digital Sham is known for his sharp lyrics and has worked with other big names in the genre, earning respect for his unique delivery. Anointed brought a different energy with "Gi It Weh." His smooth vocals and catchy hooks made his track a favorite at yard parties. Anointed’s work on Memo Riddim helped him build a stronger fan base in 2012, adding to his growing list of dancehall hits. Kos Bella closed the lineup with "Position." She is recognized for her bold voice and stage presence. "Position" became one of her standout tracks, showing her versatility as a dancehall artist.
Memo Tracklist:
- Digital Sham – Fuck Yo
- Anointed – Gi It Weh
- Kos Bella – Position
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