Pedal Riddim – Echo 1 Productions

PEDAL RIDDIM produced by ECHO 1 PRODUCTIONS 2011

Pedal Overview

The Pedal Riddim from 2011 is built on a strong street anthem base. This style was popular in dancehall at the time, giving the dance floors a powerful and energetic sound. The riddim has a raw and bold mood, making it perfect for parties and bashment sessions. Several artists added their voices to this riddim. Angel Doolas stands out with "Da Zone Deh." He is known for his collaborations with Bounty Killer, which helped him gain respect in the dancehall scene. Boom Steppa delivers "Curtain Time," matching the riddim’s energy with a confident flow. Bridgez brings "I Said It," showing her smooth vocal style. Dada’s "Killa A Di Real Big Man" adds another layer of toughness to the project. The bashment arranger and label behind this release is Echo 1 Productions. This producer is recognized for creating dancehall projects that capture the sound of the streets. Echo 1 Productions has worked with many artists in Jamaica and is known for the Pedal Riddim’s hard-hitting beats and clear production. Back in 2011, this street anthem base was a key part of dancehall music. The Pedal Riddim’s energy, combined with the performances of Angel Doolas, Boom Steppa, Bridgez, and Dada, helped define the sound of that year’s dance floors.

Pedal Tracklist:

1. Angel Doolas – Da Zone Deh
2. Boom Steppa – Curtain Time
3. Bridgez – I Said It (Clean)
4. Bridgez – I Said It (Raw)
5. Dada – Killa A Di Real Big Man
6. Echo 1 Productions – Pedal Riddim
7. Iyara – Evil Oil
8. Nefatari – The Day You Messed Up
9. Nymron – To The Bank With This
10. Patexx – More Liquor
11. Waria – Nah Tun Back