RATCHET RIDDIM produced by BIG & SERIOUS ENT 2016
Ratchet Overview
In 2016, the bashment rhythm brought a new wave of energy to dancehall sound system culture. Bashment rhythms are known for their heavy bass, fast pace, and infectious hooks, making them perfect for parties and street dances. Sound systems across Jamaica and beyond played this rhythm, keeping crowds moving all night. The arranger of the bashment rhythm blended hardcore vibes with catchy hooks, creating music that DJs loved to spin. The production came from BIG and SERIOUS ENT, a label respected in dancehall circles. BIG and SERIOUS ENT has a history of creating tracks that get serious play in dancehall sessions. Their releases often capture the real spirit of yard parties and street culture. On this rhythm, several artists delivered standout tracks. Aidonia Ft Chucky Serious impressed fans with "Tic Toc Tic," a song that matched Aidonia’s reputation for energetic delivery. Chucky Serious also gave his version, "Tic Toc Tic," showing his own style over the same beat. Melloquence added "Nonestop," bringing smooth vocals and a steady flow. Munga, known for his hit "Bad From Mi Born," joined in with "Bruk Out," adding his signature voice to the mix. The instrumental "Ratchet Riddi (Instrumental — Big & Serious Entertainment)" let the rhythm shine on its own, highlighting the producer’s skill. Versatile also appeared with "Exclusive," adding another layer to the collection. Many fans say this bashment rhythm defined dancehall’s bashment energy in 2016.
Ratchet Tracklist:
- Aidonia Ft Chucky Serious – Tic Toc Tic (Clean)
- Aidonia Ft Chucky Serious – Tic Toc Tic (Raw)
- Melloquence – Nonestop (Clean)
- Melloquence – Nonestop (Raw)
- Munga – Bruk Out (Clean)
- Munga – Bruk Out (Raw)
- Ratchet Riddi (Instrumental) – Big & Serious Entertainment
- Versatile – Exclusive (Clean)
- Versatile – Exclusive (Raw)
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