SHUMBA RIDDIM produced by FE2 MUSIC / SLICK RECORDS 876 2021
Shumba Overview
The Shumba Riddim brought a fresh wave to dancehall in 2021, quickly turning into a staple for parties and street dances across Jamaica. The riddim’s energy is impossible to ignore, built on a pulsing bassline and crisp percussion. Its lively tempo and infectious groove make it perfect for late-night sessions, giving selectors a sure shot for any crowd. The rhythm is tight and hypnotic, carrying a modern bashment vibe that keeps feet moving from start to finish. Leading the charge, Potential Kidd steps in with “Discuss,” bringing his signature style to the forefront. Known for his viral hit “A Yah So Nice,” Potential Kidd’s playful delivery and catchy hooks help “Discuss” stand out on the riddim. Stefan Amali’s “Words” rides the beat with smooth confidence, adding lyrical depth and a melodic touch. Bencil injects even more energy with “Ooh Aah Ehh,” a track that gets the crowd hyped with its catchy refrain. Stylysh, recognized for her bold presence in dancehall, delivers “Padlock,” adding a fierce, female-driven anthem to the mix. Each artist brings their unique flavor, but together they shine even brighter on this platform. Behind the scenes, FE2 MUSIC / SLICK RECORDS 876 crafted the riddim’s powerful sound. This production team has built a reputation for quality dancehall releases, often working with both emerging and established talents. Their careful attention to detail and understanding of dancehall trends helped make the Shumba Riddim a defining moment for 2021. For dancehall fans, this release is impossible to forget. It set the tone for the year and remains a favorite on playlists and sound systems everywhere.
Shumba Tracklist:
- Potential Kidd – Discuss
- Potential Kidd – Discuss (Radio Edit)
- Stefan Amali – Words
- Stefan Amali – Words (Radio Edit)
- Bencil – Ooh Aah Ehh
- Bencil – Ooh Aah Ehh (Radio Edit)
- Stylysh – Padlock
- Stylysh – Padlock (Radio Edit)
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