Snooker Riddim – Mega T Productions

SNOOKER RIDDIM (ZIMDANCEHALL) – MEGA T PRODUCTIONS 2016

Snooker Overview

In 2016, dancehall parties were full of energy and excitement. The sound of the Snooker Riddim was everywhere, setting the mood for late-night dances and street celebrations. The riddim’s upbeat tempo and catchy hooks made it a favorite for DJs and partygoers alike. It was more than just music; it was the heartbeat of many dancehall gatherings that year. Behind the scenes, the studio team played a big role in shaping the sound. Their careful mixing and attention to detail helped each track stand out. The way they blended vocals and instruments gave the riddim its special vibe. The producer’s vision guided the project, but it was the studio hands who made sure every beat hit just right. The artists on Snooker Riddim brought their own style and energy. Billgates delivered a strong performance with “Mafia freestyle.” His powerful delivery matched the riddim’s drive. Dobba Don’s “Wig deyah” showed his skill with catchy lyrics and a smooth flow. Jerrymun Boyka’s “Gangster Rasta” stood out with its singjay style, mixing singing and deejaying in a way that fans love. Legion’s track “Danda” added a different flavor, while Maggikal’s “Bumper-Bumper” brought a playful, dance-ready feel. Some artists on the riddim had already made a mark. For example, Nutty O, who performed “My league,” is known for his hit single “Safe,” which topped charts in Zimbabwe and helped him gain international attention. This mix was a true bashment highlight in 2016.

Snooker Tracklist:

1. Billgates – Mafia freestyle
2. Dobba Don – Wig deyah
3. Jerrymun Boyka – Gangster Rasta
4. Legion – Danda
5. Maggikal – Bumper-Bumper (Calaz Diss)
6. Muffah -Ndajamuka
7. Nduxx -Boss
8. Nixxman – Sedombo
9. Nuddy nyce – Forward
10. Nutty O – My league (Calaz Diss)
11. Poptain – Let dem tak
12. T Makwikwi – Vanhu Ava

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