SMOOTH RIDDIM produced by STEPPAGANG MUZIK X KAZI DAN MUSIQ 2021
Smooth Overview
The Smooth Riddim release from 2021 quickly became a favorite among DJs and dancehall fans. The tracklist includes standout songs like Intro Prince — Pretty Dimples, Ace Steppa — Whine, Fehdovich Steppa — Bugz Bunny, Tiana Steppa — New Chapter, Korrent Steppa — Life Affi Better, Gibby Don — Life Cycle, Atomyk Steppa — Fireworks, Ravi Don — Freedom, and Spade Steppa — Same Place. Each track brings its own flavor, creating a balanced and energetic riddim experience. Intro Prince sets the tone with Pretty Dimples, a tune that rides the riddim’s groove and showcases his smooth delivery. Ace Steppa’s Whine follows with a catchy hook and dance-ready vibe. Fehdovich Steppa delivers Bugz Bunny, adding his unique style to the mix. Tiana Steppa steps up with New Chapter, a track that highlights her vocals and lyrical talent. Korrent Steppa brings a message of hope and resilience with Life Affi Better. Among these artists, Ace Steppa is known for his energetic performances and has collaborated with several producers in the dancehall scene, building a reputation for crowd-pleasing tracks. Tiana Steppa has made her mark with strong singles and is noted for her contributions to modern dancehall. The production team behind Smooth Riddim, STEPPAGANG MUZIK X KAZI DAN MUSIQ, has been active in the dancehall world, known for their consistent output and support for emerging talent. Their work on this riddim adds to their catalog of popular releases, earning thousands of streams and recognition among selectors. The riddim’s sound and energy keep it alive on sound systems, echoing the fire of 2021.
Smooth Tracklist:
- Intro Prince – Pretty Dimples
- Ace Steppa – Whine
- Fehdovich Steppa – Bugz Bunny
- Tiana Steppa – New Chapter
- Korrent Steppa – Life Affi Better
- Gibby Don – Life Cycle
- Atomyk Steppa – Fireworks
- Ravi Don – Freedom
- Spade Steppa – Same Place
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