Reinvention Riddim – Tuffchin Records

REINVENTION RIDDIM produced by TUFFCHIN RECORDS 2012

Reinvention Overview

In 2012, the bashment rhythm from TUFFCHIN RECORDS made a big impact in dancehall. The rhythm quickly became popular at bashment sessions and yard parties. Compared to other session tapes from that year, this bashment rhythm stood out for its fresh sound and lively energy. Other tapes often used old-school beats or simple patterns, but this one felt new and exciting. The producer, TUFFCHIN RECORDS, played a key role in shaping this sound. Known for working with both new and established artists, TUFFCHIN RECORDS helped bring different styles together. Their tracks often get strong streaming numbers, showing their influence in the dancehall world. Artists like Ras Charmer, G Blunt, and Unique Kid brought their own style to the rhythm. Ras Charmer’s “Trendsetter” was a highlight, showing his skill as a singer and his creative approach. G Blunt’s “Hard Fi Dead” added a rough edge, while Unique Kid’s “Bonafide” brought in catchy hooks. Penti’s “I Pray” and Alkaine’s “Fake Friend” also stood out. Alkaine is well known for his later chart success with songs like “Champion Boy,” but on this rhythm, he showed his early talent. Other artists on the tape included Xplosion with “Everyday,” Daskel And Ingraam with “Simple Beats,” Juju Blood’s “Nah Move Right,” Andy Frass’s “Cat,” and Trekar’s “No Reject.” Each track added something different, making the whole release feel complete.

Reinvention Tracklist:

1. Ras Charmer – Trendsetter
2. G Blunt – Hard Fi Dead
3. Unique Kid – Bonafide
4. Penti – I Pray
5. Alkaine – Fake Friend
6. Xplosion – Everyday
7. Daskel And Ingraam – Simple Beats
8. Juju Blood – Nah Move Right
9. Andy Frass – Cat
10. Trekar – No Reject
11. Twin Of Twins – Lucky Boy
12. Stantial – Chuck Taylor
13. J Nyle – Freedom
14. Lyrical – Money
15. Sanity – Judge Not
16. Eyesus – No One Knows
17. Tuffchin – Reinvention Riddim

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