OTHERWAY RIDDIM produced by 3R40 RECORDS 2017
Otherway Overview
In 2017, dancehall was pulsing with street anthems, and the heavy basslines of this yard session tape fit right in. The riddim’s deep grooves captured the raw energy of the time, making it a favorite for both parties and serious listeners. The sound reflected the hunger and creativity in dancehall that year, echoing through speakers at every corner. Behind the scenes, 3R40 RECORDS shaped this project with a steady hand. Known for bringing together fresh voices, the label helped push the riddim beyond local borders. 3R40 RECORDS had already built a name for unique productions and gained attention with their digital releases, helping dancehall tracks reach wider audiences online. Their focus on quality and unity gave the riddim its strong identity. Each artist brought something special. Shawn Storm delivered “Peace,” showing his lyrical skill and signature flow. Well-known for his earlier hit “My Life,” Shawn Storm’s presence always adds weight to a track. Potential Kidd, famous for “Yah Suh Nice,” brought humor and street wisdom to “Babymother.” Natel, who once collaborated with Sean Paul on “Only You,” gave “In Love” a smooth, melodic vibe. Raymie Rich’s “Condolences” added thoughtful lyrics, while Dj Labba’s “Conartist” brought an energetic twist. Each song fit together, building a full picture of dancehall’s mood in 2017. The riddim’s street anthem base will always echo the fire of that year, showing how strong production and standout voices can light up the dancehall.
Otherway Tracklist:
- Shawn Storm – Peace
- Shawn Storm – Peace (Raw)
- Potential Kidd – Babymother
- Natel – In Love
- Raymie Rich – Condolences
- Raymie Rich – Condolences (Raw)
- Dj Labba – Conartist
- Dj Labba – Conartist (Raw)
- Majah Bless – Have Faith
- Kadrary – Smoke Til Death
- Kadrary – Smoke Til Death (Raw)
- Teeze – Mama Never Give Up
- 3r40 Records – Otherway Instrumental
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