SNIPER RIDDIM produced by ISHABINGI RECORDS 2013
Sniper Overview
In 2013, dancehall fans packed the clubs, searching for new riddims to keep the party going. One release that stood out was the Sniper Riddim, which quickly became a favorite for selectors and DJs. Its energetic beats and catchy hooks made it perfect for dancehall nights, giving the crowd something fresh to move to. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a big role in shaping the riddim’s punchy sound. Every bassline and drum hit was mixed to perfection, making sure the music hit hard on big speakers. The production was handled by ISHABINGI RECORDS, a label known for quality dancehall releases. ISHABINGI RECORDS has built a strong reputation in the scene, and their work on Sniper Riddim added to their growing influence in Jamaican music. The riddim featured several talented artists, each bringing their own style. Ras Kallie delivered two tracks, “Stick A Bush” and “Get Up And Move,” both filled with energy and catchy lyrics. Shaka Pow’s “Mi Nuh Fraid” added a fearless vibe, matching his bold personality. Busy Signal, a well-known artist with hits like “Stay So” and “Night Shift,” contributed “Feel Like,” showing his ability to ride any riddim with ease. Jerry Star’s “Defend Myself” and Erup’s “Get This Real” brought even more variety, each track standing out in its own way. For many fans, the Sniper Riddim captured the spirit of 2013 dancehall. It was a club-ready anthem, blending strong production with standout performances from respected artists. Even today, it remains a favorite among those who love classic dancehall vibes.
Sniper Tracklist:
- Ras Kallie – Stick A Bush
- Ras Kallie – Get Up And Move
- Shaka Pow – Mi Nuh Fraid
- Busy Signal – Feel Like
- Jerry Star – Defend Myself
- Erup – Get This Real
- Dazzla – Hunt
- Devoice – Head A Rest
- Devoice – People
- Trillout – Road Block
- Tanto Marijuana – Stay With You