Mushroom Riddim – Anju Blaxx

MUSHROOM RIDDIM produced by ANJU BLAXX 2019

Mushroom Overview

In 2019, dancehall was full of energy and new sounds, but the bashment flow was still strong in the dance. Mushroom Riddim fit right into this moment. Its heavy drums and rolling bass made it perfect for yard parties, and it quickly became a favorite across Jamaica. The riddim brought back that classic dancehall feeling but added a fresh twist for a new generation. Behind this sound is the producer ANJU BLAXX, a well-known name in Jamaican music. He runs UIM Records, a label famous for big dancehall hits. ANJU BLAXX has worked with some of the biggest stars in the genre, and his productions often get millions of streams online. He knows how to blend old-school vibes with new ideas, and Mushroom Riddim is a great example of that skill. The artists on this compilation all bring their own style. X3myst starts things off with "1 Eye Open," giving a sharp, watchful vibe. Blak Diamon follows with "123," a track full of catchy hooks and dance energy. Jah Vinci’s "Tonight" is smooth and melodic, showing his skill with both singing and lyrics. Jahvillani’s "Be Alright" gives a message of hope and confidence, while Jreem’s "Good Again" keeps things lively and positive. Other tracks like LVNA’s "Girls Wanna Have Fun," Nicko Blast’s "Bad Vibez," Propa Fade’s "Yah Now," Ras Ash1st’s "Thank You," and Rygin King’s "Too Late" all add their own flavor, making the riddim a true yard anthem. Even now, Mushroom Riddim’s bashment flow stands out as a key part of dancehall history.

Mushroom Tracklist:

1. X3myst – 1 Eye Open (Raw)
2. X3myst – 1 Eye Open (Clean)
3. Blak Diamon – 123
4. Jah Vinci – Tonight
5. Jahvillani – Be Alright
6. Jreem – Good Again
7. LVNA – Girls Wanna Have Fun
8. Nicko Blast – Bad Vibez (Raw)
9. Nicko Blast – Bad Vibez (Clean)
10. Propa Fade – Yah Now (Raw)
11. Propa Fade – Yah Now (Clean)
12. Ras Ash1st – Thank You
13. Rygin King – Too Late (Raw)
14. Rygin King – Too Late (Clean)
15. Yeshwa – Good Girl

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