RIVER BED RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
River Bed Overview
River Bed Riddim first appeared in Jamaica in 2012, quickly making an impact in the dancehall scene. The release stood out for its hard-hitting basslines and modern bashment style, making it a favorite in clubs and parties that year. The riddim brought together some well-known artists. Brimstone delivered “Partys On,” a track that captured the lively spirit of dancehall. Hawkeye followed with “Real Thug,” adding his signature vocal style. Anthony B, known for reggae hits like “Raid The Barn,” contributed “Chase.” Lynx Unruly’s “My Gyal” added a fresh voice to the lineup. The collaboration between Mad Cobra and Beenie Man on “How U Suh Bad” was a highlight. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall,” is famous for his Grammy-winning album “Art and Life,” while Mad Cobra is known for his 1992 hit “Flex.” The riddim’s sound was shaped by a skilled engineer who made sure each song had a crisp, powerful feel. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is recognized for working on several influential dancehall projects and has helped introduce new sounds to the genre over the years. Many fans and DJs say River Bed Riddim defined the bashment energy of 2012. The combination of top artists, strong production, and a club-ready beat made it a standout release that year, leaving a mark on dancehall music.
River Bed Tracklist:
- Brimstone – Partys On
- Hawkeye – Real Thug
- Anthony B – Chase
- Lynx Unruly – My Gyal
- Mad Cobra And Beenie Man – How U Suh Bad
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