Roaring Lion Riddim – Kingsound Production

ROARING LION RIDDIM produced by KINGSOUND PRODUCTION 2013

Roaring Lion Overview

In 2013, dancehall was pulsing with energy. The bashment flow—a lively, booming sound made for street parties and dance floors—was everywhere in Jamaica and spreading across the world. In this scene, the Roaring Lion Riddim stood out. It was a collection where hardcore deejay styles mixed with smooth, catchy vocals, giving fans the best of both worlds. The riddim was built by KINGSOUND PRODUCTION, a label known for bringing fresh talent and hard-hitting beats to the dancehall space. KINGSOUND PRODUCTION had already made a name for itself with several underground hits, and Roaring Lion Riddim helped push their reputation even further. Their work showed a real understanding of what makes bashment music move a crowd. Bolo B delivered "Never A Day," a track full of emotion and street wisdom. D Frass, who is known for his sharp lyrics and energetic delivery, dropped "Yes Man Friendship," a song that talks about trust and loyalty. El Vynom, with "Longtime Man A Try," brought a smooth flow that fans of dancehall love. Kazari And Ras Guru teamed up for "Time Will Tell," adding a thoughtful touch to the collection. Hk Bamma’s "It Nuh Pretty" gave the riddim a raw, real-life edge. Each artist brought their own style, but together they created a bashment experience that felt both new and classic. The Roaring Lion Riddim still echoes the fire of 2013, reminding fans why dancehall continues to shape music and culture worldwide.

Roaring Lion Tracklist:

1. Bolo B – Never A Day
2. D Frass – Yes Man Friendship
3. El Vynom – Longtime Man A Try
4. Kazari And Ras Guru – Time Will Tell
5. Hk Bamma – It Nuh Pretty
6. Machie And Tay Teh – Gwaan
7. Mahdeva – Nah Stop Try
8. Roaring Lion Riddim – Kingsound Production
9. Saint And Kaama – Rise Up
10. Sashy – Tired

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