OPEN SEASON RIDDIM produced by JAMMIN’ RECORDS
Open Season Overview
Back in 2013, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy. That year, JAMMIN’ RECORDS dropped a riddim that would light up the streets: Open Season Riddim. The base of this riddim had a raw, rebellious spirit. It felt like it was made for the people, with a sound that called out to anyone looking for a good time or a way to let loose. The journey started in the studio, where the track builder put together a beat full of uptempo drums and catchy melodies. The riddim was simple but powerful, giving every artist room to shine. JAMMIN’ RECORDS, known for their consistent releases in the early 2010s, took charge as producer. The label had already built a name for itself with projects that reached dancehall fans across the Caribbean and beyond. When it was time to record, the line-up was strong. Drc stepped in with “bonafide scrub,” showing off his unique voice and style. Faze laid down both a radio and a raw version of “far from lazy,” bringing his signature energy—fans might remember him from his earlier hit “Realest.” Flex joined with “wine up pon me,” a track that got plenty of play in street dances. Mighty, known for his French Creole influence, delivered “trois l’anne passe.” Pewee’s “free up” added a lighter, fun vibe to the mix. Even today, the base from Open Season Riddim takes listeners right back to the vibe of 2013. It’s a reminder of a time when dancehall was all about freedom and making noise.
Open Season Tracklist:
- Drc – bonafide scrub
- Faze – far from lazy (radio)
- Faze – far from lazy (raw)
- Flex – wine up pon me
- Mighty – trois l’anne passe
- Pewee – free up
- Princz charmin – jamaican wine
- Subance – buss a wine