POPSTAR RIDDIM produced by TRIPLEDOSE PRODUCTION 2021
Popstar Overview
In 2021, dancehall music was full of energy, and the Popstar Riddim stood out as a club-ready sound. Produced by TRIPLEDOSE PRODUCTION, this riddim brought a raw street flavor that made it popular in dancehall sessions across Jamaica and beyond. The mixing board king behind TRIPLEDOSE PRODUCTION is known for crafting beats that keep the party moving. Their work has helped shape the modern dancehall scene, and Popstar Riddim is a strong example of their style. When compared to other dancehall releases from 2021, the Popstar Riddim was different for its bold, energetic beats and the way it brought artists together. Abijade’s “Grateful (E)” and “Grateful” added a thankful, uplifting vibe to the riddim. Christo’s “Shaking” brought a catchy hook and confident delivery. Chronic Law, known for hits like “Nah Sell Out,” delivered his usual strong lyrics, reminding fans of his reputation for street anthems. Hydal’s “Hot Topic (E)” and “Hot Topic” gave the riddim a modern edge, while Jahvillani’s “Fire Brigade (E)” and “Fire Brigade” showed why he became known for his sharp, catchy tracks. Jahvillani’s career has included major singles and collaborations, making him a staple in the dancehall world. Other artists like Shakespear D with “Dondadda - Dollas” and Vershon with “Vacation (E)” added their own flavor, helping the riddim stand out even more. Even now, the Popstar Riddim brings back the 2021 dancehall vibe, reminding fans of the lively club scenes and street parties that made the year memorable.
Popstar Tracklist:
- Abijade – Grateful (E)
- Abijade – Grateful
- Christo – Shaking
- Chronic Law – Nah Sell Out
- Hydal – Hot Topic (E)
- Hydal – Hot Topic
- Jahvillani – Fire Brigade (E)
- Jahvillani – Fire Brigade
- Shakespear D-Dondadda – Dollas
- Vershon – Vacation (E)
- Vershon – Vacation
- Zebee – Party (E)
- Zebee – Party
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