SMOOTHNESS RIDDIM produced by DJ JAUL PRODUCTIONS 2019
Smoothness Overview
When Smoothness Riddim dropped in 2019, dancehall fans quickly made it a favorite in clubs and street parties. The riddim’s mix of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks brought energy to every dancefloor. Listeners praised the fresh sound, saying it felt both new and true to classic dancehall. Artists brought their own style to the project. Wyah Dan’s “Real Tugz” stood out for its raw lyrics and confident delivery. Talis added a positive message with “Don’t Worry,” showing the uplifting side of dancehall. Nass impressed many with “Give Thanks,” a track that encouraged gratitude and resilience. Jayharno’s “Feel Happy” brought a joyful vibe, while Terry K and Akeem Ambitious teamed up for “Oh Gosh,” adding catchy melodies and strong chemistry. Tfinest Allday’s “Control Yuh” also contributed to the riddim’s lively feel. Wyah Dan, known for his powerful voice, has been a staple in dancehall circles, especially after the success of “Real Tugz.” Talis, who has performed at major reggae festivals, used “Don’t Worry” to connect with fans looking for hope and reassurance. The sound engineer behind the project ensured every beat and vocal sounded crisp and clear, helping the riddim stand out. The release came under DJ Jaul Productions, a label respected for its consistent quality in dancehall. DJ JAUL PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation for supporting rising talent and delivering tracks that get heavy rotation in Jamaican and international clubs. Smoothness Riddim remains a memorable anthem for anyone who loved the dancehall sound of 2019.
Smoothness Tracklist:
- Wyah Dan – Real Tugz
- Talis – Don’t Worry (Raw)
- Talis – Don’t Worry (Clean)
- Nass – Give Thanks
- Jayharno – Feel Happy
- Terry K & Akeem Ambitious – Oh Gosh
- Tfinest Allday – Control Yuh (remix)
- DJ Jaul – Smoothness Riddim
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