REAL:TIME RIDDIM produced by ONE TIME MUSIC
Realtime Overview
If you love dancehall, the Realtime Riddim sound system cut is a must-hear. Selectors and fans agree that this release is packed with bashment-ready tracks. What makes it stand out is how the music blends dancehall with touches of other genres like hip hop and afrobeats. The uptempo beats and heavy basslines keep energy high, perfect for both parties and playlists. Each artist on this riddim brings something special. Bad Gyal Jade’s “Pum Pum Pic” is a bold and catchy anthem, while Chronic Law delivers his signature flow on “We Alright.” Dexta Daps adds a sensual vibe with “No Underwear,” and Don Pree holds his own with “Top Boss,” bringing confident lyrics and a unique style. Shane E’s “Christian Child” stands out with its storytelling, showing the range of topics dancehall can cover. The riddim also features Squash with “Way We Roll,” Taco Warfare on “Bolt,” Tjean with “Prayer,” and Vershon’s “On & Off Switch.” Each track fits together smoothly, thanks to the production skills of ONE TIME MUSIC. This producer has a strong reputation in the dancehall scene, known for creating riddims that get heavy play in both Jamaica and abroad. ONE TIME MUSIC’s careful mixing and creative touches help each song shine, making the Realtime Riddim a favorite for selectors. The “Version — Realtime Riddim” instrumental also gives DJs room to get creative during live sets. This sound system cut is more than just a collection of songs—it’s an important piece of dancehall history, showing how the genre keeps growing and connecting with new sounds.
Realtime Tracklist:
- Bad Gyal Jade – Pum Pum Pic (Clean)
- Bad Gyal Jade – Pum Pum Pic (Raw)
- Chronic Law – We Alright (Clean)
- Chronic Law – We Alright (Raw)
- Dexta Daps – No Underwear (Raw)
- Dexta Daps – No Underwear (Clean)
- Don Pree – Top Boss
- Shane E – Christian Child
- Squash – Way We Roll
- Taco Warfare – Bolt
- Tjean – Prayer
- Vershon – On & Off Switch (Raw)
- Vershon – On & Off Switch (Clean)
- Version – Realtime Riddim
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