Shake It To The Max Riddim produced by Energy Gold Productions 2025
Shake It To The Max Overview
The bashment flow is taking over speakers in 2025, and it all starts with the Shake It To The Max Riddim. This lively dancehall rhythm comes from Jamaica, where bashment beats have always been the heart of the party. Some of dancehall’s most exciting names ride this riddim. Elephant Man brings his trademark energy with "Dancing To The Max." Known as the “Energy God,” Elephant Man has delivered hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank" and is famous for his electrifying stage performances. Macka Diamond, a veteran in the dancehall scene, drops "Money (Shake It To The Max Remix)." She has been a strong female voice in dancehall for years and is known for her hit "Dye Dye." Moliy adds a fresh sound with "Shake It To The Max," while also teaming up with Skillibeng and Shenseea for "Shake It To The Max (Fly)." Skillibeng, who gained international attention with his hit "Crocodile Teeth," also delivers his own version, "Shake It To The Max (Fly)." The riddim’s creator is Energy Gold Productions, a label known for pushing new sounds in dancehall. Their productions have gathered millions of streams online, and they are respected for working with both legends and rising stars. Fans are already calling the Shake It To The Max Riddim a dancehall classic. The riddim’s infectious beat and powerful performances keep the bashment flow alive and strong in 2025.
Shake It To The Max Tracklist:
- Elephant Man – Dancing To The Max
- Macka Diamond – Money (Shake It To The Max Remix) [Clean]
- Macka Diamond – Money (Shake It To The Max Remix) [Explicit]
- Moliy – Shake It To The Max (Fly)
- Moliy Ft. Skillibeng & Shenseea – Shake It To The Max (Fly) [Remix]
- Popp Starr – Back Shot Pose [Clean]
- Popp Starr – Back Shot Pose [Explicit]
- Stefflon Don – Shake It To The Max (Remix)
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