PEPPERSPRAY RIDDIM produced by STAINLESS MUSIC 2022
Pepperspray Overview
The Pepperspray Riddim is a standout dancehall project built by STAINLESS MUSIC in 2022. This label has a reputation for bringing strong, modern sounds to the genre, and has produced several popular riddims over the years. STAINLESS MUSIC is known for working with big names and has helped push dancehall into new spaces, gaining millions of streams on digital platforms. This riddim features some of the biggest voices in dancehall. Assassin aka Agent Sasco brings his sharp lyrics and energy on "The A.R." Agent Sasco is well known for his hit "Winning Now" and his feature on Kanye West's "I'm In It." Sizzla, another legend, delivers "No Dutty Heart." Sizzla is famous worldwide for songs like "Thank You Mama" and his classic album "Da Real Thing." Busy Signal adds his unique style to "Bamm." Busy Signal is recognized for hits like "Stay So" and his work with Major Lazer on "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)." The riddim also includes "Till The End" from Elephant Man, one of dancehall’s most energetic performers, and "Shub Out" by Ice Cold, who brings a fresh voice to the lineup. Each artist uses the riddim’s hard-hitting beat in their own way, making every track feel different but still connected. When Pepperspray Riddim dropped, it quickly became a favorite in parties and dancehall sessions. Even now, selectors rate it for its energy and the way it brings together top artists. For any dancehall fan, this release is a must-listen from 2022.
Pepperspray Tracklist:
- Assassin aka Agent Sasco – The A.R
- Sizzla – No Dutty Heart
- Busy Signal – Bamm
- Elephant Man – Till The End
- Ice Cold – Shub Out
- Munga Honorebel – All Size
- Mr Vegas – Who Love Girls
- Frisco Kid – Dem Mad
- Vybz Kartel – Show Me The Wine
- Macka Diamond – Tek You Man
- Tony Matterhorn- Fuck Off
- T.O.K – Dem Badmind
- PepperSpray Riddim
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