SMOOTH WATER RIDDIM produced by X-KON PRODUCTION 2013
Smooth Water Overview
The Smooth Water Riddim mix dropped in 2013 and quickly became a dancehall favorite. The mix opens with Trigga J — Mi Cause Di Pressure, a track full of energy and catchy lyrics. Bandit & Kidd — Wah Dem Feel Like follows, bringing a powerful back-and-forth style. Metal — Dem Dead adds a darker tone, while Killer T — Gunbattle Block keeps the pace strong and aggressive. One of the highlights is 45 Ft. Trigga J — Gun Ah Go Buss, which stands out for its intense delivery. Dymez — Straight Like 6 O'clock brings a smoother vibe, while Kidd — Real Gallis shows off Kidd’s skill with melodies and party lyrics. The mix closes with Spikey — Thanks & Praise, a track that gives thanks and rounds out the riddim’s variety. Among the artists, Trigga J is well-known in the dancehall scene, especially for his energetic performances. Bandit & Kidd’s collaboration on Wah Dem Feel Like shows their chemistry, and Kidd has also gained attention for his solo track Real Gallis. Metal, Killer T, and 45 Ft. Trigga J each bring their own style, making the riddim diverse. The bashment arranger for this project is known for blending classic dancehall sounds with fresh ideas. X-KON PRODUCTION, the producer, has a reputation for releasing quality dancehall riddims and has worked with various artists across Jamaica. The label’s work on Smooth Water Riddim helped keep dancehall vibrant in 2013, making it a staple at parties and on the radio. Looking back, Smooth Water Riddim stands as a key moment for dancehall, showing the strength of Jamaican music and its ability to unite fans on the dancefloor.
Smooth Water Tracklist:
- Trigga J – Mi Cause Di Pressure
- Bandit & Kidd – Wah Dem Feel Like
- Metal – Dem Dead
- Killer T – Gunbattle Block
- 45 Ft. Trigga J – Gun Ah Go Buss
- Dymez – Straight Like 6 O’clock
- Kidd – Real Gallis
- Spikey – Thanks & Praise
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