MWAAD HEAD RIDDIM produced by BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC INC 2017
Mwaad Head Overview
The Mwaad Head Riddim stands out with a strong set of dancehall tracks that capture the spirit of 2017. The release includes songs like Teflon’s “Happy Life,” Chedda’s “Gyaal Magnet,” Little Twitch’s “Bedroom Killa,” The Specialist’s “Tracks & Records,” G Star’s “Tun Op,” Kreative’s “Don’T Play With Us,” and Froggy Maddsquad’s “Real Defination.” Each artist brings their own energy to the riddim, creating a lively and memorable collection. Teflon, known for his conscious lyrics and hits like “Gun Rise,” delivers a positive vibe with “Happy Life.” Chedda, who gained attention with the popular single “Fake Jeans Admit It,” keeps the momentum going on “Gyaal Magnet.” Little Twitch, a veteran in dancehall since the 1980s and recognized for working with King Jammy, adds his classic style to “Bedroom Killa.” The Specialist, remembered for his 2012 hit “Street Hustle,” brings a fresh sound with “Tracks & Records.” G Star, Kreative, and Froggy Maddsquad each add their unique touch to the riddim, rounding out the release. Behind the production is BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC INC, a label and production team with a reputation for delivering upbeat and modern dancehall rhythms. Their work on the Mwaad Head Riddim shows their skill in bringing together different artists and styles into one seamless project. For many fans, the Mwaad Head Riddim captured the raw energy and party atmosphere that defined dancehall in 2017. The tracks remain favorites for playlists and sound system sessions, marking this release as a true anthem of its time.
Mwaad Head Tracklist:
- Teflon – Happy Life
- Chedda – Gyaal Magnet
- Little Twitch – Bedroom Killa
- The Specialist – Tracks & Records
- The Specialist – Tracks & Records (Explicit)
- G Star – Tun Op
- Kreative – Don’T Play With Us
- Froggy Maddsquad – Real Defination
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