OWN A BOSS RIDDIM produced by KWASHAWNA RECORDS 2016
Own A Boss Overview
If you were in Jamaica’s dancehalls in 2016, you probably heard the Own A Boss Riddim shaking up the speakers. This riddim was made for the clubs and street dances, with a sharp, modern sound that still held on to the roots of bashment culture. The energy was high, the bassline was heavy, and every selector wanted it in their playlist. The mastermind behind this riddim was the team at KWASHAWNA RECORDS. Known for their work in the dancehall scene, KWASHAWNA RECORDS has built a reputation for producing tracks that get real street play. Their releases often climb streaming charts, and they have helped launch several big tunes in the last decade. On Own A Boss Riddim, each artist brought their own style. Blak Diamon delivered “Tek,” a track with a catchy hook that stood out in the mix. Devin Di Dakta, already known for his Grammy-nominated work on Sly & Robbie Presents... Reggae for Her, gave fans “Own A Boss.” Likkle Miss added a personal touch with “Untold.” Miss Gudaz kept things moving with “Naw Stop,” while the duo Shana Bliss & Devin Di Dakta teamed up for “Happy Time.” Shawn Storm’s “Juk Up Juk Up” rounded out the set with a raw edge. This riddim became a staple in yard playlists, bringing together different voices and styles. For dancehall fans, it was a moment when club energy and lyrical talent met perfectly.
Own A Boss Tracklist:
- Blak Diamon – Tek (Radio)
- Blak Diamon – Tek (Raw)
- Devin Di Dakta – Own A Boss
- Likkle Miss – Untold
- Miss Gudaz – Naw Stop
- Shana Bliss & Devin Di Dakta – Happy Time (Radio)
- Shana Bliss & Devin Di Dakta – Happy Time (Raw)
- Shawn Storm – Juk Up Juk Up
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