NIMA DUSS RIDDIM produced by TRIPLEDOSE PRODUCTIONS 2015
Nima Duss Overview
Back in 2015, the Nima Duss Riddim quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles. The riddim was built by TRIPLEDOSE PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its sharp, modern bashment sound. Their previous work helped push new wave dancehall, and with this release, they continued their strong run, getting streams and support from selectors across Jamaica and beyond. The arranger behind Nima Duss Riddim focused on lively drums and catchy melodies, making sure every song had its own vibe but still fit together. The recording process was tight—artists were brought in to lay down vocals over the riddim, each adding their own style and energy. Raheem Saviour set the tone with “Dem No Real,” bringing a raw, honest voice to the track. Jah Vinci’s “Duss Dem” was full of attitude, showing off his unique flow. Iq’s “Live Mi Life” was all about confidence and living bold, while Kalado’s “Garrison Telling” gave a gritty street story. Navino kept things sharp with “If Yuh Ever Try,” adding another layer to the riddim’s vibe. Other artists like Jahmiel with “Stop Waste Yuh Breath,” Raytid with “Empire,” Shatta Wale’s “Man Of The Year,” and Stonebwoy’s “Feelings” all brought their own flavor, showing the riddim’s wide reach. The instrumental track, “Nima Duss Riddim Instrumental” by 3ripledose Productions, let selectors and fans enjoy the pure bashment beat. This riddim became a yard anthem, played at parties and on radio. Even today, Nima Duss Riddim stands as a key piece of dancehall history, showing how good production and strong artists can shape the sound of a generation.
Nima Duss Tracklist:
- Raheem Saviour – Dem No Real
- Jah Vinci – Duss Dem
- Iq – Live Mi Life
- Kalado – Garrison Telling
- Navino – If Yuh Ever Try
- Jahmiel – Stop Waste Yuh Breath
- Raytid – Empire
- Shatta Wale – Man Of The Year
- Stonebwoy – Feelings
- 3ripledose Productions – Nima Duss Riddim Instrumental
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