So Unique Riddim – So Unique Records

SO UNIQUE RIDDIM produced by SO UNIQUE RECORDS 2012

So Unique Overview

The bashment flow in dancehall music is known for its energetic beats and catchy rhythms. It started in the 1990s and quickly became a favorite at parties and clubs across Jamaica and beyond. In 2012, SO UNIQUE RECORDS added a new chapter to this style with their So Unique Riddim. The label, recognized for pushing fresh sounds in dancehall, brought together some of the genre’s most talked-about artists for this release. Vybz Kartel stands out on the So Unique Riddim with his track “Gyalapoly,” showing his signature lyrical style. Teaming up with Gaza Slim, Vybz Kartel also delivers “Like A Radio,” a song that highlights their chemistry and the catchy hooks that keep fans coming back. Gaza Slim also appears solo with “Like A Radio,” adding her own flavor to the riddim. Tommy Lee, known for his unique voice and dark style, brings “Gyal Gimmie Wine,” a track that quickly became popular among dancehall fans. Stylysh adds to the energy with “Real Hot Gyal,” a song that celebrates confidence and dancefloor vibes. Other notable tracks include Shawn Storm’s “Money Pon Mi Mind,” Sheba’s “Gaza All The Way,” and Blak Diamon’s “Where Is The Party.” SO UNIQUE RECORDS has built a strong reputation in the dancehall scene, helping to launch new trends and support talented artists. The bashment flow of the So Unique Riddim remains important in dancehall history, continuing to inspire DJs and dancers at parties everywhere.

So Unique Tracklist:

1. Vybz Kartel – Gyalapoly (RAW + EDIT)
2. Vybz Kartel ft Gaza Slim – Like A Radio
3. Tommy Lee – Gyal Gimmie Wine (RAW + EDIT)
4. Stylysh – Real Hot Gyal
5. I-Octane – Woman Mi Love
6. Shawn Storm – Money Pon Mi Mind (RAW + EDIT)
7. Sheba – Gaza All The Way
8. Blak Diamon – Where Is The Party
9. So Unique Instrumental

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