S5 RIDDIM produced by TRUCK BACK RECORDS 2014
S5 Overview
The bashment rhythm brought a raw, street energy to dancehall in 2014. Its heavy bass, quick snares, and infectious groove made it a favorite for dancehall sessions and parties. This rhythm is all about movement, with a beat that invites everyone to dance and celebrate. The bashment style is known for its bold sound and lively atmosphere, and this riddim captured that spirit perfectly. Artists brought their own unique flavor to the rhythm. Dejavu’s “Get A Life (Clean)” stands out with sharp delivery and a catchy hook that fits the energetic beat. Busy Signal’s “Lord Help Wi” adds a serious tone, showing his lyrical strength and ability to ride the rhythm with ease. New Kidz delivers “Top Baller,” a track full of confidence and swagger, matching the bashment vibe. Kiprich’s “Nuh Charge” brings humor and clever wordplay, while Teflon’s “Sunshine” offers a smoother vocal style that still keeps the energy high. Other tracks like Bling Dawg’s “No Grudge,” Ryme Minista’s “Like A Ball,” Angel Doulas’ “Hey You,” and Flamz’s “Dirty Ways” all add to the riddim’s powerful lineup, each artist using the beat to showcase their personality. Behind the scenes, TRUCK BACK RECORDS played a key role in shaping this riddim. The label, known for producing several dancehall hits, has a reputation for bringing together talented artists and crafting rhythms that set trends in the genre. Their work on this bashment rhythm highlights their skill in creating music that feels both fresh and true to dancehall roots. This bashment rhythm remains a standout in dancehall history, remembered for its raw energy, strong lineup, and the impact it had on the scene.
S5 Tracklist:
- Mavado – Protect Me (Clean) & (Raw)
- Dejavu – Get A Life (Clean) & (Raw)
- Busy Signal – Lord Help Wi
- New Kidz – Top Baller
- Kiprich – Nuh Charge
- Teflon – Sunshine
- Bling Dawg – No Grudge
- Ryme Minista – Like A Ball
- Angel Doulas – Hey You
- Flamz – Dirty Ways
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