OFF BALANCE RIDDIM produced by MAGICHIAN RECORDS 2012
Off Balance Overview
The Off Balance Riddim is known for its energetic yard beat. The sound is sharp and lively, with a rhythm that makes people want to dance. This style of dancehall filled clubs across Jamaica in 2012, bringing a hype and joyful mood to every party. Several well-known artists brought their unique style to this riddim. Harddrive’s track, “Honest Bread,” stands out with its catchy lyrics and smooth delivery. Harddrive is known for his strong presence in the dancehall scene, and “Honest Bread” is a favorite among fans. Sad Sad’s “Wine On” is another highlight, bringing a playful vibe that fits perfectly with the riddim’s energy. Crazy J adds more fire to the project with “When You Wine.” I Jah’s “No Gal” and Ssence’s “Re Up” also help shape the riddim’s sound, each adding their own flavor. Behind this project is MAGICHIAN RECORDS, a label respected in the dancehall world. MAGICHIAN RECORDS has produced several popular riddims and is known for working with top dancehall artists. Their productions often attract DJs and selectors who want the hottest sounds for their sets. The Off Balance Riddim continues to get love from DJs, who still play its tracks to keep the 2012 dancehall spirit alive. Its beats and songs remain popular in clubs and on radio, proving its lasting impact on Jamaican music. This riddim is a true classic, remembered for its upbeat style and talented lineup.
Off Balance Tracklist:
- Harddrive – Honest Bread
- Sad Sad – Wine On
- Crazy J – When You Wine
- I Jah – No Gal
- Ssence – Re Up
- Artist – Hot Gyal
- Ras Bogle – Like That
- Vershion – Any Way Mi Go Loud
- Aflare – Cant Run My Head
- Genesis – Pop Off Di Gyal Dem
- Sahie – No Gal
- Oj And Kyle – From The Beginning
- Tajji – Wi Nuh Grow Suh
- Sixxy – Mi Come Fi Work
- Defferense – Money
- Spookie – No Man
- Big Sip – One Girl
- Propally – Rum Bar
- Magichian – Off Balance Riddim
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