MORNING CALL RIDDIM produced by BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC GENIO RECORDS 2014
Morning Call Overview
Morning Call Riddim arrived in 2014 and quickly became a favorite in dancehall and bashment sessions. The riddim’s architect is BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC GENIO RECORDS, a label known for delivering authentic island sounds and helping new voices break through. The label has a history of supporting rising dancehall talent and has built a reputation for strong, unified riddim projects. The recording process for Morning Call Riddim brought together several unique voices. Apprenitice delivered “Bawl Out (Clean),” adding a sharp, energetic style that matched the riddim’s vibe. Charmson (Mayor) teamed up with Sk Matic for “Hustle,” a track that stands out for its catchy flow. Sk Matic, who has been recognized for his lyrical ability, also appears solo on “Hustle.” Daddy Cool and Askel joined forces on “Smoke,” and Askel also performed “Smoke” solo, giving the riddim a deep, smoky flavor. Each artist helped shape the bashment flow in their own way. Apprenitice is known for high-energy tracks and has built a following with his unique voice. Sk Matic’s “Hustle” is a highlight, showing his skill with clever lyrics and rhythm. Daddy Cool and Askel’s work on “Smoke” added a darker edge to the riddim. Other artists on the riddim include Jami Dread with “My Face,” Jeffery Mykals on “Bugga Unnu (Clean),” Melody Blacks with “Coming Over,” and Boy Genius with “Lowi D Dance.” Young Deedz also brought energy with “Weh Dem Ah Do (Slickly) (Clean).” Many fans say the bashment flow on Morning Call Riddim defined dancehall’s bashment energy in 2014, making it a standout project from BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC GENIO RECORDS.
Morning Call Tracklist:
- Apprenitice – Bawl Out (Clean) & (Raw)
- Charmson (Mayor) Ft Sk Matic – Hustle
- Daddy Cool Ft Askel – Smoke
- Jami Dread – My Face
- Jeffery Mykals – Bugga Unnu (Clean) & (Raw)
- Melody Blacks – Coming Over
- X-Ale Ft Boy Genius – Lowi D Dance
- Young Deedz – Weh Dem Ah Do (Slickly) (Clean) & (Raw)
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