
Peas Inna Pot Overview
The Peas Inna Pot Riddim brought a powerful blend of hardcore dancehall energy and catchy hooks to the 2013 scene. The riddim’s foundation is built on heavy drum patterns and a rolling bassline, making it perfect for dancefloors and sound systems. The music carries a raw, driving vibe that keeps listeners moving, while the melodies are easy to remember and sing along to. This combination of tough rhythms and accessible hooks helped the set stand out that year. Among the standout artists, Busy Signal delivered with "Bad Up Who," showing his signature sharp delivery and commanding presence. Busy Signal is well known in dancehall for hits like "Stay So" and his appearance on Major Lazer’s "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)," which topped charts in several countries. His contribution on this riddim added real star power. Cubanis brought a lighter touch with "Smiling Face," balancing the set with a smooth, uplifting vibe. The catchy chorus and positive energy made it a favorite among fans. Pistal’s "More Time" added another layer, with a gritty vocal style that fit perfectly over the riddim’s pounding beat. Behind the scenes, IKATION RECORDS played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for producing modern dancehall riddims, the label has worked with several top Jamaican artists and helped push new sounds into the global dancehall market. Their production on Peas Inna Pot Riddim made sure every track was clear, heavy, and ready for the bashment. For dancehall fans, 2013 would not be the same without this collection. The Peas Inna Pot Riddim brought together strong artists, memorable songs, and top-level production, making it a classic in the genre.
Peas Inna Pot Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Bad Up Who
- Cubanis – Smiling Face
- Levardes – Peas Inna Pot
- Pistal – More Time
- Peas Inna Pot Version
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