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    One Piece Ah Riddim – Wetty Beatz Productionz

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    Wetty Beatz Productionz’s One Piece Ah Riddim arrived in 2022 as a compact soca set with five tracks and a tight, high-energy lineup led by Lyrikal’s Damage, Mr. Killa’s Jab Religion, and Skinny Fabulous’ Garn. The EP also features Wetty Beatz on Smokey plus the instrumental, and the whole release runs just under 20 minutes, which gives it the feel of a quick carnival-ready package rather than a sprawling compilation. Wetty Beatz has built out a steady catalogue of riddims across the early 2020s, and this one keeps the focus on sharp hooks, fast-moving percussion, and a straightforward party-drive arrangement.

    One Piece Ah Tracklist:

    1. Lyrikal – Damage
    2. Mr Killa – Jab Religion
    3. Skinny Fabulous – Garn
    4. Wetty Beatz – Smokey
    5. Wetty Beatz Prodctionz – One Piece Ah Riddim (Instrumental)

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    2022 Soca Riddims

    Reckless Riddim (2022) – Aaron Duncan Records Saltfish Stretcher Riddim – Stupid Dog Entertainment String Band Riddim – Kode 784 Productions Dominicana Riddim – Teamfoxx Jab Lyfe Riddim – Hype Lyne Productions Bouncy Riddim – Rebel Muzik Trailer Jam Riddim (2022) – Xplicitmevon Dog House Riddim – Wetty-Beatz Productionz Old Talk Riddim – Quiet Storm Permission Riddim – Jack Spaniard Productions

    Article writer and editor. Being raised in a music loving family, Shelley developed her love for music. She has worked in the digital space as a digital marketer for different industries. However, this has not deterred her passion for music as she has got to appreciate the uniqueness of dancehall and reggae. Having met people of different cultures through her college experience in India and at Africa University, she understands that people value different things and music is a part of people’s lives as it impacts each and everyone differently.