SLEDGE HAMMER RIDDIM produced by STUDIO 91 2012
Sledge Hammer Overview
The Sledge Hammer Riddim brought a powerful, energetic vibe to dancehall in 2012. Its rhythm was sharp and punchy, with a deep bassline and catchy drum patterns. This sound made it a favorite for selectors who wanted to get the crowd moving. The riddim had a modern edge but still respected the classic dancehall style, which made it stand out that year. Several artists helped make this riddim a must-play. Fats delivered “Grab It Up,” a track that quickly became a crowd anthem. Noah Powa added his own flavor with “Care Zero.” Noah Powa is well-known for his energetic performances and his later hit “Keep the Same Energy.” G Starr’s “Ledda Belt” brought a tough, streetwise style to the project. G Starr is recognized in the dancehall scene for his unique voice and delivery. Assailant’s “Woah” added another layer of excitement, while Kisko Hype dropped two tracks: “Get Mad” and “Sledge Hammer Riddim.” Easy And M.G also contributed with “Cant Mek We Nervous,” rounding out the selection of tunes that selectors and fans loved. Behind the scenes, STUDIO 91 played a key role in shaping the project. Known for their quality productions and work with rising dancehall acts, STUDIO 91 helped bring out the best in each artist. Their attention to detail and ear for hit sounds made the Sledge Hammer Riddim a standout release. This riddim proved that Jamaican studios were still leading the way in dancehall, setting trends and keeping the music fresh in 2012.
Sledge Hammer Tracklist:
- Fats – Grab It Up
- Noah Powa – Care Zero
- G Starr – Ledda Belt
- Assailant – Woah
- Kisko Hype – Get Mad
- Easy And M.G – Cant Mek We Nervous
- Kisko Hype – Sledge Hammer Riddim
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