OPERATION RIDDIM produced by WORLD TEAM PRODUCTIONS 2013
Operation Overview
If you love dancehall, the Operation Riddim from 2019 is a project you should know. This riddim was made by WORLD TEAM PRODUCTIONS, a label known for bringing fresh sounds to the dancehall scene. WORLD TEAM PRODUCTIONS has worked with both new and established artists, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The Operation Riddim is special because it mixes the classic yard party beat with touches of other genres. You can hear hints of hip hop and even a bit of Afrobeats in the rhythms, but the heart of the riddim is pure dancehall. This blend makes the songs feel familiar but also new, and it brings more energy to the dance floor. Some of the artists who got their big break on this riddim are Dee Dre, Dertee, and Don Pree. Dee Dre’s track, “Operation,” stands out with its catchy flow. Dertee’s “So Naughty” brings a playful vibe, while Don Pree’s “Whine And Kotch” is perfect for party lovers. I Waata, who is known for his hit “Clip Tall,” joins with “Social Media,” showing his skill at mixing real-life topics with dancehall style. Intence, who later gained fame with songs like “Go Hard,” adds fire to the riddim with “Sorry Fyah.” Looking back, the Operation Riddim really captured the spirit of 2019. It gave new artists a chance to shine and brought fans together with its yard beat energy. This is a true dancehall moment you can still feel today.
Operation Tracklist:
- Dee Dre – Operation
- Dertee – So Naughty
- Don Pree – Whine And Kotch
- I Waata – Social Media
- Intence – Sorry Fyah
- Gyallis Anthem – Kibaki
- K Queens – Nice Time
- Sadeiki Snowman – Money Sound Feat Likkle Bossi
- Pamputae – Nah Nah Na
- Prado – Guh Suh
- Rdx – No Problem
- Rythm Pink – Operate Me
- Spice – Video This
- Teetimus – Top Level
- Unknown Gringo – Pon Mi
- Chec Boss – Go Inna It Feat D’Angel
- World Team Production – Operation Riddim
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