MYSTERIOUS CHORDS RIDDIM produced by SKG REKORDZ 2012
Mysterious Chords Overview
The street anthem base of the Mysterious Chords Riddim came together in the studio with a strong focus on heavy bass and catchy melodies. The riddim creator wanted a sound that would get people moving and stand out in the dancehall scene of 2012. The creative direction was clear: make music that could rule both street parties and radio stations. SKG REKORDZ, the producer behind the riddim, played a big role in shaping its sound. The label has a reputation for delivering dancehall hits and has worked with several rising and established artists. SKG REKORDZ is known for supporting new talent and for pushing the boundaries of dancehall production. Each artist on the Mysterious Chords Riddim brought their own style. Madd Vultage delivered “Free,” a track that quickly became a favorite among fans for its energetic vibe. Gusomaine P added “Give It Up,” showing his smooth delivery and catchy hooks. Slim Shut’s “Unokarapper” stood out with unique lyrics and a confident flow. Mannex contributed “Like Fire,” building on his reputation for powerful vocals. Mannex is also well known for his work as the lead singer of the Zimbabwean group Transit Crew, which gave him a strong foundation in reggae and dancehall. Rutsman Spice joined with “Mysterious Gal,” adding a playful touch to the riddim. Khulroy’s “Wezita” rounded out the release, bringing another layer of energy. Fans of 2012 remember the street anthem base as a true dancehall anthem, and the Mysterious Chords Riddim helped define the sound of that year.
Mysterious Chords Tracklist:
- Madd Vultage – Free
- Gusomaine P – Give It Up
- Maad Vultage Charlieman Slash T And Fearless – Anti Chichiman Medley
- Slim Shut – Unokarapper
- Mannex – Like Fire
- Rutsman Spice – Mysterious Gal
- Khulroy – Wezita
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