PRIMORDIAL RIDDIM produced by ELDOH RADO PRODUCTIONS 2021
Primordial Overview
Primordial Riddim is a yard beat that first came out in Jamaica in 2021. As soon as it dropped, DJs across the island picked it up for their yard sessions. The riddim quickly became a favorite for both street parties and dancehall fans. The project brings together some well-known artists. Aikando delivers a strong performance with the track "Dallaz Yeah." Andre Lyricist stands out with "Dead Body," adding his unique style to the mix. Andre Lyricist is recognized in the dancehall scene for his creative wordplay and has built a solid reputation with several singles over the years. Chrissylia shines with her song "Pretty Bad," showing her smooth vocals and energy. Cracka Don brings the vibe with "Nice," while D'Syanide steps up with "Inna War." Each artist adds their own flavor, making the riddim feel fresh and lively. Behind the mixing board is ELDOH RADO PRODUCTIONS, a producer known for crafting chart-topping dancehall beats. The label has made a mark with high-streaming releases, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. ELDOH RADO PRODUCTIONS is respected for working with both rising and established artists, and their work on Primordial Riddim is another strong entry in their catalog. Primordial Riddim became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2021. Its catchy beats and standout performances made it a must-play at sessions and on radio. The riddim’s impact continues to be felt, showing the power of a well-produced yard beat in the dancehall world.
Primordial Tracklist:
- Aikando – Dallaz Yeah
- Andre Lyricist – Dead Body
- Chrissylia – Pretty Bad
- Cracka Don – Nice
- D’Syanide – Inna War
- Dhat Bwoy KC – Put In The Work (Clean )
- Dhat Bwoy KC – Put In The Work (Raw)
- Eldoh Rado – 40 Ball
- Eldoh Rado – Primodial Riddim
- Hagaat – Brawlin
- Wahs – Bad Gyal
- Whytt Shadow – Dead Man
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