SCHOOL BAG RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2012
School Bag Overview
In 2012, dancehall parties were driven by the energy of sound system cuts like the School Bag Riddim. This riddim captured the spirit of its year, bringing together catchy melodies and a steady rhythm that filled dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. Its infectious groove made it a favorite among selectors, helping to set the tone for countless late-night sessions. At the heart of this release is CASHFLOW RECORDS, a production label known for crafting some of the most memorable dancehall tracks of the late 2000s and early 2010s. Founded by brothers Xtreme and Neil, CASHFLOW RECORDS quickly became a respected name in the industry, recognized for their attention to detail and ability to spot rising talent. Their work on the School Bag Riddim is a clear example of their influence, as they managed to bring together a diverse group of artists, each adding their own style to the project. Among the standout tracks, Calado’s "Sex Mi Mind Deh" offers a raw, energetic performance that matches the riddim’s pulse. Cham delivers with "Wine," a song built for the dance floor, while Charly Black’s "Nuh Keep Funny Friend" stands out for its catchy hook and relatable lyrics. G Whizz brings a softer touch with "You And Me," showing the riddim’s versatility. Khago’s "Dem Got No Girl" rounds out the collection, adding a confident, playful vibe. The School Bag Riddim’s sound system cut remains a key piece of dancehall history, remembered for its ability to unite crowds and define the sound of its era.
School Bag Tracklist:
- Calado – Sex Mi Mind Deh
- Cham – Wine
- Charly Black – Nuh Keep Funny Friend
- G Whizz – You And Me
- Khago – Dem Got No Girl
- Lady Saw – Mi Train Your Man
- Masicka – Pretty Dunce
- Serani – Real Friend
- Stein – Visa Loving
- Teflon – Nuh Violate Pon
- T’Nez – Yardie
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