Motion Time Riddim – One Motion Records

MOTION TIME RIDDIM produced by ONE MOTION RECORDS 2019

Motion Time Overview

In 2019, the Motion Time Riddim brought a fresh, raw energy to dancehall. The rhythm is bold and hard-hitting, with a steady, bouncing bassline that makes it perfect for street parties and dance sessions. The beat carries a sense of urgency, but it also has a playful side, inviting everyone to move and enjoy. Several standout artists added their unique style to the riddim. Dexta Daps, known for his hit "Shabba Madda Pot," delivered "Real Know Real" with his smooth, melodic voice. Chronic Law, a key figure in the new wave of dancehall, brought his gritty flow to "Heartless." Iyara’s "My Glory" showed his lyrical strength, while Navino’s "What Kind Of Friend Are You" added a thoughtful touch about loyalty. Esco, who was once part of the duo Leftside & Esco and known for the song "Wine Up Pon Har," contributed "Walk," bringing a seasoned vibe to the project. Other tracks like Di Ruption’s "Know Where Me A Go," Chedda Flexx’s "Death Before Dishonor," and Don Husky’s "Stand Up Tall" helped round out the riddim’s tough street reputation. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a big role, making sure each track sounded crisp and powerful. The producer, ONE MOTION RECORDS, is known for supporting up-and-coming dancehall talent and has helped push several riddims into the spotlight. Looking back, Motion Time Riddim captured the spirit of dancehall in 2019—full of collaboration, street flavor, and a celebration of the genre’s roots.

Motion Time Tracklist:

1. Dexta Daps – Real Know Real
2. Chronic Law – Heartless
3. I-Octane – Wi Nuh Fren (Clean)
4. I-Octane – Wi Nuh Fren (Raw)
5. Iyara – My Glory
6. Navino – What Kind Of Friend Are You
7. Esco – Walk
8. Di-Ruption – Know Where Me A Go
9. Chedda Flexx – Death Before Dishonor
10. Don Husky – Stand Up Tall

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