Salute Riddim – Head Concussion Records

SALUTE RIDDIM produced by HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS 2011

Salute Overview

Back in 2011, the Salute Riddim was the sound of the party. The music had a bold, raw feeling, and it was easy to dance to. People remember this riddim because it mixed classic dancehall with touches from other styles, like hip hop and reggae. This made the party vibe even stronger. The producer, HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS, played a big part in this. The label is well known for helping launch Popcaan’s career and for the hit “Ravin.” Their style always brings energy to the dancefloor, and Salute Riddim was no different. Each artist gave something special. Chaos brought fire with “Red Now,” showing his sharp delivery. Dadda’s “Guns In The Ghetto” had a tough message, fitting the gritty sound. Nick Noname, known for his work in the German dancehall scene, stood out with “Gegenschliff.” The song had a different flavor that showed how dancehall can blend with other genres. Spontaneous Feat Tcm Element & Realest joined forces on “Ghetto Youth Rise,” sending a message of hope. Tcm Element also did his own version of “Ghetto Youth Rise,” giving the riddim another twist. The Version — Salute Riddim track let DJs and fans enjoy the beat by itself. Fans still talk about the party feeling this riddim brought. It’s a perfect mix of artists, genres, and energy, all shaped by the vision of HEAD CONCUSSION RECORDS.

Salute Tracklist:

1. Chaos – Red Now
2. Dadda – Guns In The Ghetto
3. Nick Noname – Gegenschliff
4. Spontaneous Feat Tcm Element & Realest – Ghetto Youth Rise
5. Version – Salute Riddim