SMEAR BASS RIDDIM produced by STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Smear Bass Overview
STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT is a respected name in dancehall production. The label is known for its sharp ear for talent and its ability to bring out the best in artists. Over the years, STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, working with both established and rising stars. Their riddims often feature a mix of hard-hitting beats and catchy melodies, making them popular in clubs and on radio. The Smear Bass Riddim is one of their standout projects from 2012. It brought together a strong group of artists, each adding their unique style. Dexta Daps delivers smooth vocals on "You & I," blending romance with streetwise confidence. Tiana shines with "My Man Love Me," bringing energy and attitude. Ninja Kidd’s "Dah Style Yah" adds raw street flavor, a key part of the bashment flow that keeps dancehall sessions lively. Propa Fade’s "Jah Is Always There" brings a conscious message, showing the spiritual side of dancehall. Determine’s "We Want Fuck" is bold and direct, reflecting the genre’s unfiltered approach. Other artists like Navino with "Dollar Sign," Currenci with "Ravin Everyday," Jemineye with "Shine On," and Patexx with "More Money" all contribute to the riddim’s diverse sound. The bashment flow on the Smear Bass Riddim captures the real spirit of dancehall. Its raw energy and mix of voices make it a lasting part of dancehall history. This riddim shows how collaboration and strong production can create music that stands the test of time.
Smear Bass Tracklist:
- I-Octane -We Got Life
- Dexta Daps – You & I
- Tiana – My Man Love Me
- Ninja Kidd – Dah Style Yah
- T-Nez – Hustle
- Propa Fade – Jah Is Always There
- Determine – We Want Fuck
- Navino – Dollar Sign
- Currenci – Ravin Everyday
- Jemineye – Shine On
- Patexx – More Money
- Digital Sham
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