SPAZZ OUT RIDDIM produced by KHALFANI RECORDS & TRUCKBACK RECORDS 2013
Spazz Out Overview
The Spazz Out Riddim first hit the dancehall scene in 2013, coming straight out of Jamaica. This release quickly became a favorite at sound clashes and clubs, thanks to its powerful energy and modern touch on classic dancehall vibes. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Nicko delivered with "Gimmie Gyal," a track that had fans moving from the very first beat. Future Fambo’s "Skin It Out" brought his signature party style, while Gunzy’s "Money Step" added a hustler’s anthem to the mix. Loucrative showed versatility with two songs: "Gud Gud Punanny" and "Gud Gud Body," both of which became crowd favorites. Munga’s "Di Gal Dem" kept the ladies front and center, adding to the riddim’s appeal. Behind the scenes, the bashment arranger made sure every track flowed perfectly, keeping the energy high from start to finish. The production was handled by KHALFANI RECORDS and TRUCKBACK RECORDS, two respected names in the dancehall industry. TRUCKBACK RECORDS is known for working with top artists and producing hits like "Gear Box" and "Clarks Again," while KHALFANI RECORDS has made its mark with fresh, forward-thinking sounds. Even years after its release, the Spazz Out Riddim is still remembered by dancehall fans. Its club-ready beats and strong lineup of songs helped shape the sound of 2013, and it remains an important part of dancehall history. If you love classic bashment energy with a modern twist, this riddim is one you should revisit.
Spazz Out Tracklist:
- Nicko – Gimmie Gyal
- Future Fambo – Skin It Out (Raw)
- Gunzy – Money Step
- Loucrative – Gud Gud Punanny (Raw)
- Loucrative – Gud Gud Body (Clean)
- Munga – Di Gal Dem
- New Kidz – Fast And Pray
- Nicky B – Weed And Grabba
- Oj – Sweet Sugar Cane
- Versatile – Gal Hunter
- Voicemail – Cyaa Get Enuff (Raw)
- Voicemail – Cyaa Get Enuff (Clean)
- Khalfani Records & Truckback Records – Spazz Out Riddim
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