OVA RAVE RIDDIM produced by ZJ DYMOND / FULL CHAARGE RECORDS 2013
Ova Rave Overview
The Ova Rave Riddim, released in 2013, stands out as a strong example of bashment rhythm in dancehall. Bashment rhythms are built for sound system culture, where deep bass and energetic beats drive the crowd. The Ova Rave Riddim delivers this with a mix of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks, making it perfect for parties and dancehall sessions. ZJ DYMOND, the producer behind the project, is known for his work with FULL CHAARGE RECORDS. He has built a reputation for crafting rhythms that get heavy play in Jamaican dancehalls and on radio. His productions often blend traditional dancehall energy with modern flair, helping to shape the sound of the era. On this rhythm, several artists brought their own style. Blak Ryno’s “Ova Rave” sets the tone with sharp lyrics and a driving beat. Deablo’s “Get Wild” keeps the energy high, while Delus delivers smooth flow on “Ready For This.” Demarco’s “Back It Up Again” adds a playful side, and D’Koncep appears twice with “Fuck Weh Mi Waan” and “Touch Weh Mi Waan,” both tracks showing a bold attitude. Melloquence comes strong with “Fullcharge And Ready,” Versatile demands attention on “Come Outa Mi Way,” and Voicemail brings a catchy groove with “Touch Har.” Each tune fits together, creating a full sound perfect for the dance. The Ova Rave Riddim captures the spirit of dancehall sound systems—where music, energy, and crowd response come together. This release remains an important part of dancehall’s history, still remembered for its impact on the scene.
Ova Rave Tracklist:
- Blak Ryno – Ova Rave
- Deablo – Get Wild
- Delus – Ready For This
- Demarco – Back It Up Again
- D’Koncep – Fuck Weh Mi Waan (Raw)
- D’Koncep – Touch Weh Mi Waan (Radio)
- Melloquence – Fullcharge And Ready
- Versatile – Come Outa Mi Way
- Voicemail – Touch Har
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