Prestige Riddim – Streets Music

PRESTIGE RIDDIM produced by STREETS MUSIC 2022

Prestige Overview

STREETS MUSIC stands behind the Prestige Riddim, a dancehall release that selectors quickly picked up for its energy and bashment-ready tracks. This label, known for shaping modern dancehall sounds, has a reputation for bringing together strong voices and tight production. STREETS MUSIC’s influence is felt across the genre, with their riddims regularly featured on major dancehall playlists and radio shows worldwide. The artists on Prestige Riddim bring their own flavor to the project. BoltCutter steps up with “Working,” a track that showcases his gritty vocal style. BoltCutter has been making waves in the dancehall scene, especially after his collaboration with international acts and his growing presence on streaming platforms. Curtis B delivers “Nuh Beg,” a song that has found favor with both selectors and fans. Curtis B is known for his chart-topping single “Champion Sound,” which helped cement his name in the dancehall community. Guzu’s “Kangarue Streets” rides the riddim with a catchy hook and streetwise lyrics, while Madman’s “Mama” adds a heartfelt touch, showing his versatility as an artist. Maggikal closes things out with “Prestige,” a track that captures the spirit of the riddim and stands out for its clean delivery and memorable chorus. STREETS MUSIC’s production pulls everything together, blending classic dancehall rhythms with a fresh, updated sound. Their work on Prestige Riddim kept dancehall alive and vibrant in 2022, offering both nostalgia and new energy for the genre. This release remains a favorite for selectors and fans looking for authentic dancehall vibes.

Prestige Tracklist:

1. BoltCutter – Working
2. Curtis B – Nuh Beg
3. Guzu – Kangarue Streets
4. Madman – Mama
5. Maggikal – Prestige
6. Nosmallking – Blue Tick
7. Prosper Fi Real – We Nuh See Dem

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