MORPHOSIS RIDDIM produced by UIM / JBAD PRODUCTIONS
Morphosis Overview
When Morphosis Riddim dropped in 2019, dancehall DJs picked it up right away. The project came from UIM / JBAD PRODUCTIONS, a respected name in Jamaican music. UIM, led by producer Anju Blaxx, has worked with many big artists over the years. The label is known for crisp sound and creative riddims that often become street favorites. The recording process for Morphosis Riddim showed real studio skill. Anju Blaxx and his team layered sharp drum patterns with catchy melodies, giving the riddim a lively bounce. Each artist brought their own style, making every track stand out on sound systems. Bugle & Anju Blaxx delivered “Morphosis,” a tune that blends Bugle’s thoughtful lyrics with a powerful beat. Bugle is well known for hits like “Nuh Compatible” and is respected for his conscious approach to dancehall. Blak DIamon & Anju Blaxx’s “Leave Me” added a smooth, melodic flow to the project. JBad & Anju Blaxx teamed up for “Changes,” giving the riddim a fresh, youthful energy. Jah Vinci & Anju Blaxx’s “Reminisce” brought in Jah Vinci’s signature vocals—Jah Vinci is known for his work on Vybz Kartel’s “Watch Yuh Friends” and his solo hit “Wipe Those Tears.” Lvna & Anju Blaxx’s “Energy” kept the vibe upbeat and modern. Each track was carefully mixed to sound heavy on big speakers, a key part of dancehall culture. Morphosis Riddim stands out as one of 2019’s bashment highlights, showing the power of collaboration and skilled production.
Morphosis Tracklist:
- Bugle & Anju Blaxx – Morphosis
- Blak DIamon & Anju Blaxx – Leave Me
- Blak DIamon & Anju Blaxx – Leave Me (raw)
- JBad & Anju Blaxx – Changes
- Jah Vinci & Anju Blaxx – Reminisce
- Jah Vinci & Anju Blaxx – Reminisce (raw)
- Lvna & Anju Blaxx – Energy
- Navino & Anju Blaxx – Cherish
- Proghes & Anju Blaxx – Never Born Uptown
- Ras Ash1st & Anju Blaxx – World Peace
- Anju Blaxx – Morphosis Riddim (instrumental)
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