NERVE GAS RIDDIM produced by DJ LUX RECORDS / RB RECORDS 2021
Nerve Gas Overview
Today, the bashment flow of 2021 is remembered for its strong energy and unforgettable presence in dancehall music. The riddim echoed through clubs across Jamaica, bringing people together on the dance floor. Its sound remains a symbol of that year, marking a time when dancehall was full of excitement and creativity. The artists who voiced the riddim helped shape its legacy. Fed X stood out with “Look Around,” a track that captured attention with its direct lyrics and catchy delivery. Fiercee brought heat with “Philanderer,” adding a sharp, modern edge to the project. Gaza Kim’s “Dem Dead” reminded listeners of her earlier success, especially her collaborations with the Gaza camp and her breakout hit “Move Bitch.” Gaza Tussan delivered “Adolf Hitler,” showing his unique style, while Kan Whyte contributed “Man A Killa,” adding grit and intensity to the lineup. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim, making it a true showcase of talent. Their songs found listeners not just in Jamaica, but across streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify, showing the global reach of dancehall. Behind the scenes, DJ LUX RECORDS and RB RECORDS produced the Nerve Gas Riddim. The label is known for pushing the singjay style and supporting rising dancehall voices. Their focus on fresh, engaging beats helped the riddim stand out in a crowded scene. Looking back, the bashment flow of Nerve Gas Riddim captured the spirit of 2021. It was a moment when dancehall felt alive and full of promise, thanks to the artists, the producer, and the fans who kept the music moving.
Nerve Gas Tracklist:
- Fed X – Look Around
- Fiercee – Philanderer
- Gaza Kim – Dem Dead
- Gaza Tussan – Adolf Hitler
- Kan Whyte – Man A Killa
- Kyyng Sinatra – Hot
- Shawn Storm – Freedom Street
- Singa Stinga – More Money
- Vyrus – Nasty
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