Smooth Riddim – Ghetto Youth

Smooth Riddim – Ghetto Youth

Smooth Overview

The new release, Smooth Riddim, is drawing attention at street dances across Jamaica. The tracklist is short but strong, featuring two main songs: Future Trouble — Smooth Type Of Love and Smooth — Instrumental. Both tracks are now making waves in party playlists, with selectors using them to keep the energy high. Future Trouble — Smooth Type Of Love stands out for its catchy hook and lively energy. Future Trouble is well known in the dancehall world, especially for his 1997 hit single "Gyal Dem World." This earlier success helped establish him as a key voice in the genre, and his work on Smooth Riddim shows he still knows how to connect with the crowd. Smooth — Instrumental gives DJs and dancers a chance to enjoy the riddim on its own. Smooth’s work on this track highlights his skills as a beat maker and artist. The instrumental is popular at parties, where selectors use it for juggling and to let vocalists freestyle. The riddim’s production brings a modern sound while keeping the classic dancehall vibe. Smooth, known for his clean and catchy productions, brings his experience to this project. His reputation as a producer and artist continues to grow with each new release. Today, Smooth Riddim is a regular feature at dances, keeping the party going with its fresh sound and strong performances from Future Trouble and Smooth.

Smooth Tracklist:

1. Future Trouble – Smooth Type Of Love
2. Smooth – Instrumental