Outbreak Riddim – Di Genious Records 2010
Outbreak Overview
In 2010, dancehall music was full of energy and creativity. The Outbreak Riddim arrived during this lively time, bringing a fresh sound that quickly became a favorite in parties and on sound systems. This riddim captured the spirit of the streets and dancehalls, with its heavy beats and catchy melodies that made people want to move. The producer behind Outbreak Riddim helped shape the sound of that year. By blending sharp drum patterns and strong bass, the riddim set the stage for top artists to shine. Each track brought something unique, showing the different styles in dancehall. Aidonia teamed up with Suhvertu for “Wi Sick,” a song full of attitude and clever lyrics. Aidonia also delivered “Supm Fi You,” showing his skill for catchy hooks and confident delivery. Assassin’s “Nah Sell Out” stood out for its powerful message and sharp flow, earning respect from fans who value loyalty and realness. Bramma’s “Nuh Fear Nobody” added another layer, with strong vocals and a fearless vibe. Busy Signal gave us two big tracks: “Any How Dem Diss,” which became a sound system favorite, and “Ms.Rubba Waist,” a song that always gets a reaction on the dancefloor. Chino’s “Who God Bless” brought positive energy, while Elephant Man’s “Shell Down” kept the party going strong. Laden’s “Pree Dem A Pree” and Matterhorn’s “Dash Out Di Pussy” added to the riddim’s bold and lively feel. Outbreak Riddim is still remembered as an important moment in dancehall. It brought together top artists and unforgettable songs, shaping the sound of that year and leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Outbreak Tracklist:
1. Aidonia & Suhvertu – Wi Sick
2. Aidonia – Supm Fi You
3. Assassin – Nah Sell Out
4. Bramma – Nuh Fear Nobody
5. Busy Signal – Any How Dem Diss
6. Busy Signal – Ms.Rubba Waist
7. Chino – Who God Bless
8. Elephant Man – Shell Down
9. Laden – Pree Dem A Pree
10. Matterhorn – Dash Out Di Pussy
11. Mavado – Sting Dem
12. Shema – Never Ever
13. Singing Sweet – All In The Game
14. T.O.K – Forever
15. Voicemail – Before Yuh Pickney
