Remedy Riddim – Head Concussion Records 2010
Remedy Overview
In 2010, dancehall was pulsing with energy, and the street anthem base of the Remedy Riddim captured that spirit perfectly. The heavy, infectious rhythm quickly became a staple at bashment sessions, making speakers shake and crowds move. This sound fit right into the era, when dancehall was all about commanding the dancefloor and uniting fans with bold, catchy beats. Behind this riddim was a producer who understood what made dancehall tick. The riddim’s structure, with its driving bass and crisp percussion, set the stage for artists to deliver sharp, memorable performances. It was crafted to ignite both dance clashes and everyday street vibes, helping it stand out in a crowded musical landscape. Aidonia’s “Nuh Trust Fren” is a highlight, with his signature intensity and clear delivery. The track’s message about loyalty and caution resonated with fans, making it a repeat favorite in dancehall circles. Chan Dizzy also made his mark with “All Dem A Chat,” a song that showcases his lyrical confidence and ability to ride the riddim with ease. He doubled down on the riddim with another strong entry, “No Sah,” further showing his versatility. Elephant Man brought his usual energy to “Dem A Wicked,” while Jah Vinci’s “Remedy” added a melodic touch. Popcaan’s “Dem Sell We Out” reflected the realities faced by many, and Suhverto’s “Hypocrite Fren” contributed another perspective on trust and betrayal. Vbyz Kartel’s “Grab Up Yuh Crotches” provided a raw, dance-driven anthem. This street anthem base remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its bold sound and the artists who made it unforgettable.
Remedy Tracklist:
1. Aidonia – Nuh Trust Fren (Clean)
2. Aidonia – Nuh Trust Fren (Raw)
3. Chan Dizzy – All Dem A Chat (Clean)
4. Chan Dizzy – All Dem A Chat (Raw)
5. Chan Dizzy – No Sah
6. Elephant Man – Dem A Wicked
7. Jah Vinci – Remedy
8. Popcaan – Dem Sell We Out
9. Suhverto – Hypocrite Fren
10. Vbyz Kartel – Grab Up Yuh Crotches
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