PRISON BARS RIDDIM produced by BLACK ON BLACK PRODUCTIONS 2012
Prison Bars Overview
In 2012, the Prison Bars Riddim became a key sound in dancehall. Produced by BLACK ON BLACK PRODUCTIONS, this riddim stood out for its powerful rhythm and fresh style. Many fans remember it as a true anthem from the yard that year. The riddim brought together strong voices. Weberdamus delivered “Gore Rapotera,” a song that quickly became a favorite among dancehall listeners. Don Franco’s “Rump It” added more energy, making the riddim popular in parties and on radio. Daddy Geez gave us “Muri Vapfanha,” showing his unique flow. Mr Goal ‘D’ Locks joined with “One Nyt To Remember,” adding a smooth touch. Dr Ano Tee’s “Baby” also found its own fans, thanks to its catchy hook. BLACK ON BLACK PRODUCTIONS is known for working with rising and established dancehall artists. The label has a history of shaping the modern dancehall sound and building new talent. Their work on the Prison Bars Riddim was praised for its mix of classic dancehall and new drill-inspired beats. The studio hand played a big part, making sure every track sounded clean and strong. The riddim’s melodic progression made it stand out from other dancehall releases of 2012, which often used simpler beats. While other riddims at the time focused on heavy bass, Prison Bars Riddim brought more melody and layers. Compared to other projects that year, Prison Bars Riddim felt more dynamic and fresh. Songs like “Gore Rapotera” by Weberdamus and “Rump It” by Don Franco helped set trends for the next wave of dancehall music. This riddim is still remembered as a selector’s favorite.
Prison Bars Tracklist:
- Weberdamus – Gore Rapotera
- Don Franco – Rump It
- Daddy Geez – Muri Vapfanha
- Mr Goal ‘D’ Locks – One Nyt To Remember
- Dr Ano Tee – Baby
- Skeleton – Mi Proffesion
- Chiwawa & Yung Ivan – Smoked Out
- King Swagg – The Hottest
- Jah Link – Free Dem Prisoners
- @Miracles – Luv Dem
- Terry Mic – Wave Up Dem Hands
- B – Kiss You Ryt Now
- Black On Black Productions – Prison Bars Riddim Version
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