SILVA CITY RIDDIM produced by RICKO BERRY 2012
Silva City Overview
In 2012, the dancehall scene got a fresh boost from producer RICKO BERRY. Known for his creative touch, RICKO BERRY helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. He has worked with several rising artists and built a reputation for making riddims that connect with both street crowds and club fans. The Silva City Riddim is one of his standout projects. When it dropped, the riddim’s strong bass and lively energy quickly made it a favorite at bashment sessions across Jamaica. The music brought together different voices, each adding their own style to the beat. Cymbal’s track "Silva City" is a key song on the riddim. Cymbal is known for catchy hooks and energetic delivery, making this song a crowd favorite. Fullerton brings "Wok Di Money," a tune that highlights his skill for storytelling. Fullerton made his name with the hit "Money Power Respect" in 2010, and his presence on this riddim added extra excitement. Hyrate’s "Ghetto Youths Realize" gives a voice to young people facing hard times. Ras Marlo’s "Help Di Poor" continues this message, focusing on struggle and hope. Stoned, with "Ghetto Chronicles," adds a gritty edge and real-life stories from the streets. Looking back, the Silva City Riddim and its street anthem base captured the spirit of 2012. It brought artists together, gave listeners new anthems, and showed the lasting influence of RICKO BERRY in dancehall music.
Silva City Tracklist:
- Cymbal – Silva City
- Fullerton – Wok Di Money
- Hyrate – Ghetto Youths Realize
- Ras Marlo – Help Di Poor
- Stoned – Ghetto Chronicles
- Silva City Version
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