Mesiba Riddim – Bassick Records

MESIBA RIDDIM produced by BASSICK RECORDS 2012

Mesiba Overview

When the Mesiba Riddim dropped in 2012, dancehall fans across Jamaica and beyond were quick to respond. The mix quickly became a favorite at parties, with crowds remembering how it kept the energy high all night. Selectors loved the way each track blended into the next, making it easy to keep the dancefloor moving. Esco’s “Sway” was one of the standout tracks, showing off his smooth delivery and crowd-pleasing style. Esco is well known for his work with Leftside, especially their hit “Tuck In Yuh Belly,” which made him a familiar name in dancehall. Supa Hype also brought his unique touch with “Lucky 38.” As a producer and artist, Supa Hype has worked with big names like Vybz Kartel and has produced several popular riddims over the years. Ding Dong’s “Street Flossin” added a touch of fun, fitting for an artist known for hits like “Bad Man Forward Bad Man Pull Up,” which helped make him a leader in dance moves and party anthems. Lexx contributed “Move,” bringing his signature style, while Chad Hype’s “Flossin Anthem” kept the vibe lively. Behind it all was BASSICK RECORDS, the beat maker and label responsible for the riddim’s infectious sound. BASSICK RECORDS has built a reputation for producing quality dancehall tracks and has released several popular riddims since its start in the early 2010s. Even today, selectors and fans remember the impact of the Mesiba Riddim.

Mesiba Tracklist:

1. Esco – Sway
2. Supa Hype – Lucky 38
3. Ding Dong – Street Flossin
4. Lexx – Move (Clean)
5. Lexx – Move (Raw)
6. Chad Hype – Flossin Anthem
7. Twin Of Twins – Much Cleaner
8. Epic – T.O To J.A
9. Baby Chris – A Summer
10. Dugz And Imij – Turn Up Pt. 2
11. Fambo – Refill
12. Kaama – Ravin Everyday
13. Chicken Beer And Unit Ravers – Fresh Like Water
14. New Kidz – Every Gal
15. Bassick – Mesiba Riddim

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