ONE CHANCE RIDDIM produced by FOOTSTEPZZ PRODUCTIONS 2017
One Chance Overview
In 2017, dancehall was full of energy and new sounds. The yard beat of that year caught the spirit of the streets, bringing a rawness that fans loved. One riddim that stood out was the One Chance Riddim. Its pulsing rhythm and catchy hooks made it a favorite in dancehall circles, capturing the excitement of the time. The producer behind this riddim, FOOTSTEPZZ PRODUCTIONS, played a key role in shaping its sound. Known for their creative approach, FOOTSTEPZZ PRODUCTIONS had already built a reputation for sharp, party-ready tracks. Their work on One Chance Riddim showed their ability to bring together different artists and create a unified, energetic project. The riddim gained streams across digital platforms, helping to spread its influence beyond Jamaica. Several artists made their mark on this riddim. Bugle delivered "Business," a track that balanced thoughtful lyrics with the driving beat. Ginjah Ft. I and I-Octane teamed up for "One Chance," adding strong vocals and a catchy chorus that stood out. Laza Stepzz brought his own style with "No Dash It Weh," keeping the party mood alive. Mr G’s "All About The Hype" matched the riddim’s energy, while Seanizzle Birch’s "One Chance Riddim" offered a fresh take on the instrumental itself. Other artists like Shenseea with "Time Up," Singer J with "Call Me," Tatik with "Cant Fix," and Vershon with "Get Up" also contributed, each adding their unique touch. The yard beat of One Chance Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its lively spirit and the way it brought artists and fans together.
One Chance Tracklist:
- Bugle – Business
- Ginjah Ft. I-Octane – One Chance
- Laza Stepzz – No Dash It Weh
- Mr G – All About The Hype
- Seanizzle Birch – One Chance Riddim
- Shenseea – Time Up
- Singer J – Call Me
- Tatik – Cant Fix
- Vershon – Get Up
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