OFF-WHITE RIDDIM produced by YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION 2021
Off-White Overview
In 2021, the Off-White Riddim brought a fresh wave to dancehall, making its mark in every yard session and sound clash. The riddim was crafted by YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION, a label known for shaping modern dancehall with crisp, energetic rhythms. Founded by Jamie Roberts, YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION has produced hits for some of Jamaica’s top artists and has racked up millions of streams on digital platforms. The recording process for Off-White Riddim focused on capturing the authentic bashment flow. The beat is built around a thick bassline and sharp snares, giving it that unmistakable dancehall energy. Each artist brought their own style, helping to shape the sound and keep the dancefloor moving. Beenie Man and 3star set the tone with “Main Event,” delivering confident verses and a catchy hook. Beenie Man, known worldwide for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” adds his veteran presence and signature flow. Boogzino’s “Kru Out” keeps the momentum strong, while Emmanuel Wung’s “Top Banga” adds a different flavor to the mix. Kemar Highcon steps in with “Image Up,” building on the success of his breakout single “So Saucy.” Munga Honourable’s “Rapid” brings his unique lyrical style, reminding fans of his ability to blend melody and streetwise lyrics. Together, these tracks made Off-White Riddim a must-play in 2021. The collaboration between the artists and YOUNG VIBEZ PRODUCTION resulted in a project that captured the spirit of modern dancehall, keeping the bashment flow alive and the speakers rumbling all year.
Off-White Tracklist:
- Beenie Man, 3star – Main Event
- Boogzino – Kru Out
- Emmanuel Wung – Top Banga
- Kemar Highcon – Image Up
- Munga Honourable – Rapid
- Popcaan, Frahcess One – Cream
- Quada – Clean (Freestyle)
- Tatik – Wah Suh
- Unruly Cuz – 100 Billion
- Young Vibez Production – Off-White (Intrumental)
- Zamunda – Millions
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