PHANTOM OF THE DANCEHALL – UPT RECORDS 2016
Phantom Of The Dancehall – Upt Records Overview
In 2016, the Phantom Of The Dancehall riddim from Upt Records made a big impact on the bashment scene. This riddim stood out because it mixed old-school dancehall vibes with new sounds, making it popular at late-night parties. Fans loved how the bass-heavy beats and strong percussion kept the energy high, bringing people together on the dancefloor. Several top dancehall artists contributed to this project. Aidonia’s “Ball A Fire” delivered sharp lyrics and a powerful flow, giving the riddim a bold start. Blak Ryno followed with “Hand Dem,” bringing his unique voice and style. Bramma’s “Trust Who” added another layer, showing his skill at blending catchy hooks with serious messages. Chi Ching Ching’s “Make Money” and Demarco’s “Get Money” both focused on hustle and ambition, themes that fit perfectly with the riddim’s confident mood. Compared to other bashment projects from the same era, Phantom Of The Dancehall kept things fresh by focusing on crisp percussion and deep basslines. While some riddims from 2016 leaned more toward electronic sounds or pop influences, this one stayed true to the roots of dancehall, yet still sounded modern. The riddim architect behind this project made sure each track had space for the artists to shine, keeping the beats simple but effective. This bashment flow has become an important part of dancehall history. It shows how a well-crafted riddim can bring together different voices and keep the party going, night after night. Phantom Of The Dancehall remains a favorite for DJs and fans who love the real sound of dancehall.
Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Ball A Fire (Raw)
- Blak Ryno – Hand Dem
- Bramma – Trust Who (Raw)
- Chi Ching Ching – Make Money
- Demarco – Get Money
- Gully Bop – Inna Yuh Panty
- I Octane – Brave Heart
- Konshens – Im That Nigga
- Laden – Money Mood
- Masicka – Badmind Mi Don’t (Raw)
- Masicka – Badmind Mi Don’t (Clean)
- Munga – Talk Bad
- Shawn Storm – Da Party Ya
- Upt Uptown – Phantom Of The Dancehall
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