OUT OF CONFINEMENT RIDDIM produced by BILLY JOE MEDIA 2018
Out Of Confinement Overview
In 2018, dancehall selectors were searching for fresh sounds to keep the crowds moving. That year, BILLY JOE MEDIA released a riddim that quickly became a favorite at sound clashes and street parties. BILLY JOE MEDIA is known in the dancehall world for producing energetic riddims that get heavy play from top selectors. The label has worked with both new and established artists, helping many songs reach wider audiences. The Out Of Confinement Riddim brought together a strong lineup. Don Husky delivered the song Time, showing his unique voice and lyrical style. Don Husky is respected for his powerful messages and has built a steady following with tracks like this. Gaza Kim’s Mama Chargie stood out with her familiar melodic flow. Gaza Kim is well known in dancehall, especially for her collaborations with Vybz Kartel on hits like "Teenage Pregnancy." Gottyo’s My Time Now added a bold energy to the riddim. Tabeta Cshae, with Who Knows, gave listeners a smooth and soulful performance—she has often been praised for her vocal strength and has worked with several producers in the genre. Junior X appeared with Above Ground, bringing his conscious lyrics; he is recognized for his hit "Plead My Cause," which gained international attention. Other tracks like Work Hard by Jah Frozen, Protection by Anaicon, Down By The River by Promise No Promises, One One by Biggaton, and Fly by Kayla Di Diva, helped make the riddim a full experience.
Out Of Confinement Tracklist:
- Time – Don Husky
- Mama Chargie – Gaza Kim
- My Time Now – Gottyo
- Who Knows – Tabeta Cshae
- Above Ground – Junior X
- Work Hard – Jah Frozen
- Protection – Anaicon
- Down By The River – Promise No Promises
- One One – Biggaton
- Fly – Kayla Di Diva
- We Will Fight – Young Garvey
- Peace & Harmony – B’Clean
- For Sure – Challenger
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