RESPIRATOR RIDDIM produced by RUFF KUT PRODUCTIONS 2021
Respirator Overview
The Respirator Riddim yard session tape first appeared in Jamaica in 2021, quickly making waves through dancehall circles. Clubs across the island echoed with its bashment flow, and the riddim soon became a staple for partygoers and selectors alike. This tape brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own style to the riddim. Shaney Blaxx delivered “Polan Spring,” showing off his energetic delivery. Plucky Ranks came through with “Top Shelf,” building on his reputation in the dancehall scene. Brandon’s “More Gyal” stood out as a crowd favorite, and it was released in both clean and raw versions, making it accessible for all types of listeners. Brandon is also known for his collaborations with other rising dancehall acts, helping to boost his profile in recent years. Rxxdical contributed “Dweet Now,” available in clean and raw versions, bringing a fresh voice to the project. Vinel’s “Call Police” also dropped in two versions, adding another layer to the riddim’s appeal. Zephy rounded out the tape with “Lift Up,” keeping the energy high from start to finish. The entire project was crafted by RUFF KUT PRODUCTIONS, a respected name in Jamaican music. Known for their work with a range of dancehall and reggae stars, RUFF KUT PRODUCTIONS has been behind several influential riddims and has built a reputation for high-quality, vibrant productions. Even now, the bashment flow of Respirator Riddim brings back the unforgettable vibe of 2021, reminding listeners of a standout moment in dancehall history.
Respirator Tracklist:
- Shaney Blaxx – Polan Spring
- Plucky Ranks – Top Shelf
- Brandon – More Gyal (Clean)
- Brandon – More Gyal (Raw)
- Rxxdical – Dweet Now (Clean)
- Rxxdical – Dweet Now (Raw)
- Vinel – Call Police (Clean)
- Vinel – Call Police (Raw)
- Zephy – Lift Up
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