PRYMORDIAL RIDDIM – 2019 – BLACK ANTZ PRODUCTIONS
Prymordial Overview
In 2019, dancehall was all about energy and fresh voices. The bashment flow was everywhere, with riddims that made you want to move. The Prymordial Riddim fit right into this moment. It brought a real dancehall vibe, mixing tough deejay styles with smooth hooks. This helped keep the sound of dancehall strong and exciting that year. The riddim’s architect shaped the beat with skill, building a foundation that let each artist shine. The riddim’s structure kept things tight and lively, giving every voice its own space. This careful touch gave the songs a replay value that fans loved. Igynus steps out first with “Real Man Dream.” His delivery is confident, matching the riddim’s punchy groove. Cushites brings “Hustle,” adding a smooth flow that speaks to the daily grind. Cushites is known for his sharp lyrics and has built a loyal following with tunes that capture real life. Ad-V delivers “Go Hard,” riding the riddim with energy and passion. Legato’s “Tell Dem” stands out with catchy melodies and a voice that cuts through. Big Vize drops “Hungry Dayz,” a song that talks about struggle and survival. Big Vize is respected in the scene for his honest lyrics and has worked with several top producers. Each artist brings something unique to the Prymordial Riddim. Together, they show why dancehall was so alive in 2019, with music that was both tough and uplifting. This riddim stands as a reminder of how the bashment flow kept dancehall moving forward.
Prymordial Tracklist:
- Igynus – Real Man Dream
- Cushites – Hustle
- Ad-V – Go Hard
- Ad-V – Go Hard (Raw)
- Legato – Tell Dem
- Big Vize – Hungry Dayz
- Wizzy – Keep Me Alive
- A.D Blood – Give Thanks
- D-Cypha – Watch Ova Me
- Ikonji And El Davino – Neon Dancer
- Mekel – Last Night
- Dingi, Jah Furnace & Kenyata – Push Forward
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