SHELLA RIDDIM (MORE) – LOCKECITY MUSIC 2013
Shella Overview
In 2013, the Shella Riddim made a strong mark in dancehall music. This riddim was chosen by many selectors and became a favorite at sound clashes and parties. Its driving beats and layered production helped it blend easily with other genres, like hip hop and soca, making it popular with a wide range of listeners. The riddim brought together top dancehall artists, each adding their own flavor. Beenie Man’s “War Message” stands out with his signature confident delivery, setting the tone for dancehall fans. Chrome Steal’s “Gu Weh” brings energy and a streetwise edge, while Kiprich’s “Nuh Fraid” adds bold lyrics and a fearless attitude. Chase Cross keeps things moving with “More,” which fits perfectly with the riddim’s modern sound. New Kidz Ft Vocally join in with “Hustling Daily.” Their track highlights the daily struggles and determination found in dancehall culture. The song “Hustling Daily” by Vocally also brings a real-life perspective, connecting with listeners who know about working hard to succeed. The sound engineer played a key role in shaping the Shella Riddim’s clear, punchy sound. The engineer’s work made sure every drum hit and vocal stood out, giving the riddim its festival-ready energy. The producer’s vision helped bring together these artists and songs, creating a project that is both familiar and new. Today, the Shella Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its mix of artists, songs, and cross-genre appeal keeps it alive in the memories of fans and selectors everywhere.
Shella Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – War Message (Raw)
- Beenie Man – War Message (Radio)
- Chrome Steal – Gu Weh
- Kiprich – Nuh Fraid
- Mavado – Terror By Day (Raw)
- Mavado – Terror By Day (Radio)
- Mavado Ft. Chase Cross & 3star – More (Raw)
- Mavado Ft. Chase Cross & 3star – More (Radio)
- New Kidz Ft Vocally – Hustling Daily
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