RIDDIM 21 – IRELAND RECORDS 2017
Riddim 21 – Ireland Records Overview
Bashment rhythm grew out of Jamaica’s lively dancehall scene, where music and street culture came together. In the late 2010s, dancehall was changing fast, with new sounds and bold energy. This bashment rhythm from 2019 captured that rebellious spirit, mixing heavy bass and sharp drums that made people want to dance. The rhythm’s builder gave each track a strong, driving beat that artists could use to show their style. The producer’s skill made the tracks sound fresh and exciting, helping the rhythm stand out in a busy music scene. Beenie Man is one of the biggest names in dancehall. He brings his signature energy to "Party," a track that keeps the dancefloor moving. Beenie Man is known for his international hit "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. Dexta Daps adds his smooth voice to "21," showing why he is known for his emotional delivery. Dexta Daps first gained wide attention with his song "7Eleven," and he has become a favorite for both party anthems and love songs. Other artists also shine on this bashment rhythm. Ssense sings "My Heart," Vershon brings "Bicycle," and Jutah Rhyme delivers "Gyal A U Alone." Each artist uses the rhythm to show their own style, adding to the project’s lively feel. Even now, DJs play these tracks to keep the 2019 bashment spirit alive. The rhythm’s bold sound and strong performances make it a classic for dancehall fans and partygoers everywhere.
Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Party
- Dexta Daps – 21
- Ssense – My Heart
- Vershon – Bicycle
- Jutah Rhyme – Gyal A U Alone
- Raine Seville – Bad & Boujie (Raw)
- Raine Seville – Bad & Boujie (Clean)
- Blakk Man – Hurt Dem
- Jahshawn – Feel Irie
- Don1 – One More Year
- Tali O – Gal U Hot
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