RADIO ACTIVE RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF MUSIC 2012
Radio Active Overview
Radio Active Riddim brought a bold, rebellious energy to dancehall in 2012. The yard beat was raw and full of life, with a sound that matched the mood of the streets at the time. Its heavy drums and sharp synths made it perfect for both dance battles and parties. Agent Sasco’s “Hear Mi Now Jamaica” stood out with strong lyrics, giving a voice to the people and the moment. Beenie Man delivered “Badda Dan Dem,” bringing his signature flow and confidence to the riddim. Cee Gee’s “Breakfast Time” added a playful vibe, showing the lighter side of dancehall. Esco kept things fearless with “We Nuh Fear Dem,” while Flexxx’s “Look Different” brought a unique style and attitude. The riddim was crafted by DJ SMURF MUSIC, a producer known for keeping dancehall fresh and exciting. DJ SMURF MUSIC has worked with different labels and artists, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. His productions often get attention for their energy and ability to move crowds, both in Jamaica and abroad. Radio Active Riddim was released by DJ SMURF MUSIC’s own label, helping new voices and established stars to shine together. The riddim’s rebellious spirit and strong rhythms made it a favorite on sound systems and in street dances. Today, Radio Active Riddim is remembered as an important part of dancehall’s story. Its combination of powerful beats and standout tracks from artists like Agent Sasco, Beenie Man, Cee Gee, Esco, and Flexxx keeps it relevant and respected in the genre.
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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