SMOKE UP RIDDIM produced by FLYWEH RECORDS 2015
Smoke Up Overview
In 2015, dancehall parties were full of energy, with selectors always searching for the next big riddim. That year, FLYWEH RECORDS dropped a project that stood out in the dancehall scene. FLYWEH RECORDS is a label known for supporting new artists and bringing fresh sounds to sound systems. Their Smoke Up Riddim became a favorite for selectors and fans alike. The riddim introduced many listeners to rising talents. Diamondwhite made waves with the track "Frassout," showing off a style that quickly gained attention. Fire Flex, with "Buy Weed," brought a catchy chorus that became popular in dancehall sessions. Jah Link’s "Up Innah Smoke" added a joyful vibe to the mix, making it a go-to song for party DJs. Fire Flames, known for energetic performances, contributed "Smoke Cheese" to the riddim. Jugganaut delivered "Nuh Ordinary," a track that helped him reach more listeners in the dancehall community. Each artist brought something unique, helping the riddim become a staple for selectors. Some artists, like Diamondwhite, have gone on to work with other producers and build their names in the industry. Fire Flex’s work on "Buy Weed" is still remembered by fans who love classic dancehall sounds. Jah Link’s "Up Innah Smoke" remains a favorite for its lively hooks. Even years later, selectors still play the 2015 mix at parties. Smoke Up Riddim continues to give new artists a platform and keeps dancehall fans moving on the dance floor.
Smoke Up Tracklist:
- Diamondwhite – Frassout
- Fire Flex – Buy Weed
- Jah Link – Up Innah Smoke
- Fire Flames – Smoke Cheese
- Jugganaut – Nuh Ordinary
- Red Lion – Weed
- Dysign – Splif After Splif
- Reddman Uk – Legalize Da Herbz
- Jah Sam Ft Ras Bonzi – Ganja Planter
- Kolumbo – Haffi Weed
- Seventon – Bun Bun
- Stamma Kid – Gimme Meditation
- 13 . Version – Smoke Up Riddim
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