RENAISSANCE RIDDIM produced by DJ PRIME 2012
Renaissance Overview
In 2012, the sound system cut of the Renaissance Riddim brought a new level of energy to dancehall parties. This version was known for its raw street flavor, making it a favorite at sessions across Jamaica. The riddim’s fresh sound helped it stand out among other releases that year. Incline made a strong mark with the track "Bun." Known for his unique delivery, Incline had already gained attention in the dancehall scene. Radical’s "You Turn Me On" also became popular, showing his skill for catchy hooks. Radical is recognized for his energetic style and memorable performances. D Kamp’s "Di Highest" added another layer to the project. D Kamp is respected for his lyrical ability and has worked with several notable producers. Lil Terror contributed "King Of Kings," bringing his gritty voice to the riddim and adding to the overall impact. The producer behind this project, DJ PRIME, is known for his creative approach and influence in digital dancehall. DJ PRIME has produced several tracks that have gathered thousands of streams online, helping new voices reach wider audiences. His work on Renaissance Riddim continued his reputation for bold, modern rhythms. For fans of dancehall, 2012 would not be the same without this recording. The collaboration between Incline, Radical, D Kamp, and Lil Terror, guided by DJ PRIME’s production, made the Renaissance Riddim a true street anthem. Its unforgettable sound still stands out in dancehall history.
Renaissance Tracklist:
- Incline – Bun
- Radical – You Turn Me On
- D Kamp – Di Highest
- Lil Terror – King Of Kings
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