SEATBELT RIDDIM produced by DEEBUZZ MUZIK RECORDS 2013
Seatbelt Overview
In 2013, the Seatbelt Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene, making a strong impact in clubs and street parties. Released by DEEBUZZ MUZIK RECORDS, the riddim captured the energy of the time and quickly became a favorite for sound clashes. The label, known for its focus on modern reggae and dancehall, helped bring this project to a wide audience, adding another highlight to its growing catalog. Ward 21, a well-known Jamaican group famous for their hit “Haters” and their influential work in the early 2000s, contributed “Push A Foot” to the riddim. Their track added a raw, authentic vibe and showed why they remain respected in dancehall. German artist D Flame, who is recognized for his crossover reggae and hip-hop sound, brought “Heute Nacht” to the project. D Flame’s music often reaches listeners outside the usual dancehall crowd, and he is known for his album “Daniel X – Liebe & Hass.” Deebuzz X Skarra Mucci teamed up for “Bubbler” and a “Bubbler - Remix,” bringing Skarra Mucci’s energetic vocals together with Deebuzz’s production skills. DJ Hard2def X Daville offered both “Love Mi Di Same” and a remix, with Daville known for his charting solo single “Always on My Mind.” Mandinka added “Warrior,” giving the riddim a tough, streetwise edge. Sound engineering on the Seatbelt Riddim was handled with care, ensuring every bassline and vocal hit hard on big speakers. This attention to detail helped the riddim stand out in 2013, keeping dancehall lively and relevant. Looking back, the Seatbelt Riddim’s street anthem base made it a key moment for dancehall that year.
Seatbelt Tracklist:
- Ward 21 – Push A Foot
- D Flame – Heute Nacht
- Deebuzz X Skarra Mucci – Bubbler
- Deebuzz X Skarra Mucci – Bubbler – Remix
- Dj Hard2def X Daville – Love Mi Di Same
- Dj Hard2def X Daville – Love Mi Di Same – Remix
- Mandinka – Warrior
- Trixstar – Wah Do Dem
- Wonda Prince – Observer Style
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