ONTARIO LOCKDOWN RIDDIM produced by WHITE GAD RECORDS 2021
Ontario Lockdown Overview
The sound system cut of the Ontario Lockdown Riddim is still remembered today for shaking up sound clashes across dancehall. DJs continue to spin this powerful version, keeping the energy of 2021 alive in parties and on radio. Its heavy bass and raw rhythm made it a favorite among selectors, who used it to hype up the crowd and test rival sound systems. Looking back, the riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Shawn Storm’s “Squeeze” stood out with his signature flow—Shawn Storm is well known for his work with Vybz Kartel and his track “My Life.” Supa Hype’s “Smoke and Get High” delivered a party anthem, and Macka Diamond’s “God Bless” added her veteran presence—she’s recognized for her 2005 hit “Dye Dye,” which topped charts in Jamaica. Digital Sham’s “Caah Get Enough” and Future Fambo’s “Nuh Trust People” both brought their own styles to the riddim. Future Fambo, famous for his collaboration with Konshens on “Drunken Party,” added a unique flavor to the release. The riddim was crafted by WHITE GAD RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall’s sound system culture forward. WHITE GAD RECORDS has built a reputation for high-energy productions and has gained attention for consistently supporting both new and established artists in the scene. Even now, the Ontario Lockdown Riddim remains a favorite for selectors and fans. Its dancefloor power and memorable songs ensure its place in dancehall history, with DJs keeping the spirit of 2021 alive every time they drop the sound system cut.
Ontario Lockdown Tracklist:
- Shawn Storm – Squeeze
- Supa Hype – Smoke and Get High
- Macka Diamond – God Bless
- Digital Sham – Caah Get Enough
- Future Fambo – Nuh Trust People
- Teejay – Prayer Every Night
- Munga Honorable – Carry News
- Ajji – Money Over Everything
- Kantana – Firm Inna Mi Step
- Tanto Blacks – Money, Money
- Eyesus – Nah Switch
- Kos Bella – Nuh Mek Nuh Body
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