SNAPSHOT RIDDIM produced by LEGENDZ PRODUCTION 2016
Snapshot Overview
In 2016, Jamaican sound systems were still a big part of dancehall culture. Selectors searched for the freshest riddims to keep the dance moving. One recording that stood out that year was "Snapshot Riddim" by LEGENDZ PRODUCTION. The riddim was praised for its energy and bashment-ready tracks, making it a favorite in yard parties and street sessions. The work of the studio hand was clear in the sharp, clean sound of the riddim. Every element was carefully mixed, making each track hit hard on big speakers. LEGENDZ PRODUCTION, known for pushing modern dancehall, released "Snapshot Riddim" under their own label. Their focus on quality and dancehall tradition helped them gain respect in the scene. Over the years, LEGENDZ PRODUCTION has become known for working with both new and established talent in Jamaica. On "Snapshot Riddim," several artists brought their own flavor. Dacri delivered "Jah Lift Me High," a song that showed his smooth style. Gage, who is well-known for his hit "Throat," brought fire with "Bmw" and "Gyal Plenty." Munga, famous for his 2005 track "Bad From Mi Born," added his unique voice to "Whine." Vijilant stepped up with "Ready," and I Voltage contributed "Drop It." Other tracks like Daro’s "Flotto" and 3ple’s "Jump" added more variety. "Snapshot Riddim" proved that Jamaican studios still had fresh ideas in 2016. The release became a strong example of yard music for selectors and fans, keeping dancehall lively and exciting.
Snapshot Tracklist:
- Dacri – Jah Lift Me High
- Gage – Bmw (Raw)
- Gage – Bmw (Clean)
- Munga – Whine (Raw)
- Munga – Whine (Clean)
- Vijilant – Ready
- I Voltage – Drop It (Raw)
- I Voltage – Drop It (Clean)
- Daro – Flotto
- Gage – Gyal Plenty (Raw)
- Gage – Gyal Plenty (Clean)
- Dacri – Jump (Feat. 3plex)
- Legendz Production – Snapshot Riddim (Instrumental)
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