SKULL CAP RIDDIM produced by MUSIC HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT 2013
Skull Cap Overview
When the Skull Cap Riddim dropped in 2013, it quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles. The sound system cut stood out for its deep bass and sharp drum patterns, giving parties extra energy. Compared to other mixes from that time, Skull Cap Riddim felt heavier and more direct, with a cleaner groove that DJs loved to play loud. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Kibaki’s “Dem a baby” used clever lyrics over the pulsing beat. Munga’s “More money” matched the riddim’s drive, making it a dancefloor staple. Ico Falmes delivered “Like me” with a catchy hook, while Inibal’s “Vice versa” offered a smooth, melodic flow. Terror Slim’s “Push dem luck” added raw energy, and Castafari’s “Get mi out” gave the riddim a thoughtful edge. The studio hand played a key role in shaping the final mix, making sure every vocal and instrument fit together tightly. This attention to detail helped Skull Cap Riddim stand out from other riddims of its era, which sometimes sounded crowded or unbalanced. Behind the project was MUSIC HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT, a respected label known for delivering quality dancehall productions. The company has worked with many top artists and earned a reputation for clean, powerful mixes. Their work on Skull Cap Riddim proved their skill and understanding of the dancehall sound. Today, this sound system cut remains important in dancehall history. It captured the energy of its time and showed how a well-produced riddim can unite different artists under one powerful groove.
Skull Cap Tracklist:
- I-Wayne – Burn filthiness
- Kibaki – Dem a baby
- Munga – More money
- Singing Sweet Cwaa stop wi
- Ico Falmes – Like me
- Inibal – Vice versa
- Terror Slim – Push dem luck
- Castafari – Get mi out
- Potenkle I Same thing
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