OPEN SKY RIDDIM produced by JAG ONE|ZACK ARIYAH 2015
Open Sky Overview
In 2015, the Open Sky Riddim made a bold mark on dancehall and sound system culture. This riddim was built for the clubs, with heavy bass and sharp snares that shook dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. Sound system selectors loved its energy, spinning it at street dances and parties where the crowd demanded the latest bashment tunes. The mastermind behind Open Sky Riddim is JAG ONE, also known as ZACK ARIYAH. As a producer, he is known for blending dancehall with global influences, helping his riddims cross borders and reach new audiences. His label, Jag One Productions, has been behind several popular releases, and his work on Open Sky Riddim boosted his reputation for creating music that stands out in the dancehall scene. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Aidonia’s “Hot Up Di Place” was a favorite for its commanding delivery and catchy hook, a true anthem for partygoers. Chan Dizzy’s “Who We” showed his lyrical style and added a thoughtful touch to the riddim’s lineup. Deablo’s “Bush Master” kept the energy high, while Popcaan’s “Badman Federation” brought his signature flow and charisma to the mix. Jayds delivered “Di Law,” keeping the riddim’s momentum going with sharp lyrics. Other notable tracks included Mega Banton’s “Walk & Kuff Dem,” Nicko’s “Many Guns,” Onton’s “We Dem Fear,” Shokryme’s “Owna Gun,” and Tanso’s “Knock It.” Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a must-play for selectors and a lasting memory for dancehall fans. Even years later, Open Sky Riddim stands as a club-ready classic in dancehall history.
Open Sky Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Hot Up Di Place
- Chan Dizzy – Who We
- Deablo – Bush Master
- Popcaan – Badman Federation
- Mavado – Dash Weh Smaddy
- Jayds – Di Law
- Mega Banton – Walk & Kuff Dem
- Nicko – Many Guns
- Onton – We Dem Fear
- Shokryme – Owna Gun
- Tanso – Knock It
- Versatile – Beat It
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