PROTECTION RIDDIM produced by TWELL DEM ENTERTAINMENT 2021
Protection Overview
When “Protection Riddim” dropped in 2021, it quickly became a staple in dancehall street parties. The riddim’s heavy bass and crisp snares made it perfect for sound system culture, where selectors look for tracks that move the crowd and shake the speakers. The beat’s driving energy and catchy hooks gave partygoers something to remember, and selectors kept it in steady rotation across Kingston and beyond. TWELL DEM ENTERTAINMENT, the producer behind “Protection Riddim,” played a key role in shaping its impact. Known for pushing dancehall rhythms to international audiences, TWELL DEM ENTERTAINMENT has built a reputation for quality releases and global reach, with their work appearing on major streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. Their approach helped the riddim cross borders and reach new fans. The artists on “Protection Riddim” each brought their own style. Enigmatic’s “Protect” stands out with its memorable chorus and energetic delivery. Clevience’s “Nah Sell Out” adds a message of loyalty, while Jubba’s “Freinds Don't Fake” speaks to realness in friendships. Carson Fyah’s “Good Life” brings positive vibes, and Cadio’s “Believe Inna Yuh Goal” inspires listeners to stay focused. Indecka’s “Money Loyalty” rounds out the set with a focus on success and trust. Clevience, for example, is known for his work on other dancehall anthems, and Jubba has appeared on several notable collaborations in the genre. These tracks, paired with the powerful riddim, made “Protection Riddim” a street anthem. Dancehall selectors still rate this drop for its energy, message, and the way it captures the spirit of its time.
Protection Tracklist:
- Enigmatic – Protect
- Clevience – Nah Sell Out
- Jubba – Freinds Don’t Fake
- Carson Fyah – Good Life
- Cadio – Believe Inna Yuh Goal
- Indecka – Money Loyalty
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