RAW RAW RIDDIM produced by CONQUER THE GLOBE PRODUCTIONS & SHELDON KAINE MUSIC
Raw Raw Overview
Raw Raw Riddim made a big impact on the dancehall scene when it dropped in 2019. This bashment riddim stood out with its strong, fast-paced beats and bold energy. At a time when many dancehall tracks were using digital sounds and auto-tune, Raw Raw Riddim kept things lively and raw, giving it a real bashment feel. The riddim helped several new artists get noticed and gave them a platform to shine. Rygin King’s “Luu Laa Lae” brought a powerful vibe to the riddim, showing his talent for catchy hooks and energetic delivery. RDX added their own touch with “Room,” a song that quickly became a party favorite. Liquid’s “Hotta Than Dem” kept the pace high, while Kemar Highcon’s “A Nuh Luck” showed his smooth style. Banxx delivered “Di-Artiste - Gyal Criminal,” adding a clever twist to the project. Kryptic’s “Tic Toc,” Qbe’s “The Prof,” and Poshh’s “Top Gyal” each brought something different, making the riddim feel fresh and full of variety. The mixing board king played an important role, making sure each track sounded crisp and balanced. This helped every artist’s voice and style come through clearly. The producers, CONQUER THE GLOBE PRODUCTIONS and SHELDON KAINE MUSIC, are known for pushing new sounds in dancehall. With Raw Raw Riddim, they showed their skill in bringing together different artists and creating a project that still gets played at parties today. The riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy and the chance it gave to rising stars.
Raw Raw Tracklist:
- I-Octane & Gage – Raw Raw
- Rygin King – Luu Laa Lae
- RDX – Room
- Liquid – Hotta Than Dem
- Kemar Highcon – A Nuh Luck
- Banxx-Di-Artiste – Gyal Criminal
- Kryptic – Tic Toc
- Qbe – The Prof
- Poshh – Top Gyal
- Conquer The Globe Productions and Sheldon Kaine Music – Raw Raw Riddim Instrumental
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