RADIO ACTIVE RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF MUSIC 2012
Radio Active Overview
Radio Active Riddim brings a lively and energetic style to dancehall. The mood is upbeat, with raw drum patterns and catchy melodies that make people want to dance. This riddim, released in 2012, quickly became a street anthem and left a strong impression on the reggae scene. Agent Sasco, known for his sharp lyrics and commanding voice, adds a powerful presence to the riddim. Over the years, Sasco has built a reputation for thoughtful songs and energetic performances. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall,” delivers his signature playful flow on the track. He has been a major figure in dancehall for decades, winning international awards and shaping the genre’s sound. Cee Gee brings a fresh vibe, blending smooth vocals with the riddim’s hard-hitting rhythm. He is known for his creative approach and catchy hooks. Esco, a versatile artist and producer, adds another layer with his confident delivery. His work in both solo and group projects has earned him respect in the scene. Flexxx, recognized for his streetwise lyrics and energetic style, rounds out the lineup and keeps the riddim moving. DJ SMURF MUSIC produced Radio Active Riddim, guiding its sound with skill. DJ SMURF MUSIC has a history of crafting memorable dancehall tracks and is known for working with top artists in the genre. The riddim was released on the DJ SMURF MUSIC label, which has supported many important dancehall releases. Radio Active Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. Its unique sound and strong lineup continue to inspire fans and artists today.
Radio Active Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Hear Mi Now Jamaica
- Beenie Man – Badda Dan Dem
- Cee Gee – Breakfast Time
- Esco – We Nuh Fear Dem
- Flexxx – Look Different
- I-Octane – Education
- Khago – Mi Di Gal Dem A Talk Bout
- Lady Saw – Age Is Just A Number
- Popcaan – Youth Affi Born
- Zagga – Dat Is A Must
- Radio Active Riddim Instrumental
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