PORUS RIDDIM produced by SPONGE MUSIC / NATURAL BOND ENTERTAINMENT 2020
Porus Overview
Porus Riddim made a big impact on the dancehall scene in 2020, quickly becoming a favorite in sound system culture. Designed for the dance floor, this riddim brings energy and excitement to any party. The heavy bass, sharp snares, and catchy melodies make it perfect for selectors and DJs who want to get the crowd moving. The riddim was built by SPONGE MUSIC / NATURAL BOND ENTERTAINMENT, a production team known for their modern approach to dancehall. Natural Bond Entertainment has worked with many top artists in Jamaica and has helped shape the sound of dancehall in recent years. Their productions often get strong streaming numbers and are respected in the industry for quality and consistency. Porus Riddim stands out because of its lineup of talented artists. Beenie Man delivers with “Do you want to be that guy,” showing his signature style and charisma. Corry Dip’s “From my heart” adds emotion and smooth vocals, while Dre Zee’s “Problems” brings a raw, honest vibe. Flexxx gives listeners “Dem nuh real,” a track full of attitude and street wisdom. I Octane’s “Wasteman” is another highlight, with sharp lyrics and a catchy hook. Other artists also shine on the riddim, including Jahmiel with “Higher,” Knaxx on “Easy fi switch,” Kyng Sameer’s “Pretty girl,” Lybran’s “Rich Rich,” and New Kidz with “Upwards.” Each track brings something different, but all fit the riddim’s club-ready style. Porus Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, keeping the sound system culture alive and strong.
Porus Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Do you want to be that guy
- Corry Dip – From my heart
- Dre Zee – Problems
- Flexxx – Dem nuh real
- I Octane – Wasteman (Clean)
- I Octane – Wasteman (Raw)
- Jahmiel – Higher
- Knaxx – Easy fi switch
- Kyng Sameer – Pretty girl
- Lybran – Rich Rich
- New Kidz – Upwards
- Shane E – My Time
- Sponge Music & Natural Bond Ent – Porus Riddim
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