SLAVE TRADE RIDDIM – HEVS RECORDS 2019
Slave Trade Overview
In 2019, a new dancehall riddim called Slave Trade Riddim made its debut in Jamaica. The recording quickly became popular, with its heavy beats and classic dancehall energy echoing through clubs across the island. Several artists helped shape the sound of this riddim. Shu Shu brought her song "7 Day," delivering a powerful vocal performance. I Am Musa, known for his energetic style, contributed "They Said." Bareface, who has built a following in the dancehall scene, recorded "Hold Him Own" for this project. Tropixx Surprize added a fresh vibe with "So Fruitiful," and Prince Official rounded out the lineup with "Girl Friend." Among these artists, Shu Shu has gained notice for her dynamic presence and unique voice in the dancehall world. I Am Musa has also been recognized for his earlier collaborations and consistent output in the genre. The production was handled by Hevs Records, a name that has been active in the Jamaican music industry. The studio’s careful attention to detail helped give Slave Trade Riddim its authentic sound, staying true to the roots of dancehall while keeping the energy high. Slave Trade Riddim stands out as one of the pure dancehall sounds from 2019. Its blend of passionate performances and driving rhythms made it a favorite for selectors and fans alike. The songs from this riddim still get play today, showing its lasting impact on the dancehall scene.
Slave Trade Tracklist:
- Shu Shu – 7 Day
- I Am Musa – They Said
- Bareface – Hold Him Own
- Tropixx Surprize – So Fruitiful
- Prince Official – Girl Friend
- Leanny Frass – Memba Me
- Coppelly – Man Killa
- Hevs Records – Slave Trade Riddim (Instrumental)
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