NATIONAL FORCE RIDDIM produced by BLESS RECORDS & PHEYT RECORDS 2013
National Force Overview
In the world of dancehall, the set is more than just music—it’s a gathering place for energy, movement, and community. In 2013, a fresh sound arrived with the release of the National Force Riddim. This riddim quickly became a favorite among selectors and dancehall fans, bringing new artists into the spotlight. The National Force Riddim was produced by BLESS RECORDS and PHEYT RECORDS. BLESS RECORDS is known for supporting new talent in the reggae and dancehall scene. PHEYT RECORDS, meanwhile, has built a reputation for unique collaborations and a modern approach to production. Together, these labels created a riddim that was both catchy and full of feeling. Several artists made their mark on this release. Cali’s track “Arrebato El Reino” stands out with its confident delivery. Creyente brings motivation and drive with “Pa Lante.” Junneah Kidd, featured on “Me Nevah Scared Bless Records & W-C-R,” is known for his energetic style. Lirikal shares emotion and reflection in “Pido Perdon.” The collaboration between Omry and Jhoel on “Fire Bondem” adds a spark, while Jhoel’s solo work on the same song shows his versatility. Other artists like Pas — Maick with “Apostasía” and Prins Vengo on “Del Ghetto Bless Records & Pheytrecords” also contributed to the riddim’s rich sound. The National Force Riddim helped these artists get noticed and gave them a platform for their careers. Even years later, the riddim is still played by selectors, proving its lasting power in dancehall culture.
National Force Tracklist:
- Cali – Arrebato El Reino
- Ceiloor Feat Novato – De Cristo He Podido Ver
- Chava – Me No Badman
- Creyente – Pa Lante
- Junneah Kidd – Me Nevah Scared Bless Records & W-C-R
- Lirikal – Pido Perdon
- Q – Jesus Protec Me
- Omry Feat Jhoel – Fire Bondem
- Pas-Maick – Apostasía
- Prins Vengo – Del Ghetto Bless Records & Pheytrecords
- National Force Riddim – Bless Records
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