SPAZZLE RIDDIM produced by BIG YARD MUSIC GROUP – 2011
Spazzle Overview
In 2011, the Spazzle Riddim made a big impact on dancehall music. This collection brought together some of the most exciting artists of the time, each adding their unique style to the riddim. Ajrenalin with “Mohawk” showed sharp lyrics and energy, while Blak Ryno’s “Mash Works” delivered a gritty, streetwise sound. Chase Corss gave us “Yes I Am,” bringing confidence and flow. Cregis stood out with “Wolf Inna Sheep Clothes,” a song with clever wordplay, and Kiprich added “Undacova Informa,” a track full of attitude. Other strong tracks on the riddim include Massicka’s “Guh Hard And Done,” Navino’s “Quint And Cotch It,” Qban’s “Bruck It Off,” and Shawn Storm’s “Cheat Again.” The instrumental version, “Spazzle Riddim,” lets the beat shine on its own. The producer behind this collection is BIG YARD MUSIC GROUP. This label has a long history of shaping the sound of dancehall, working with top artists and delivering many memorable riddims. Their attention to detail and ability to bring out the best in each artist helped make Spazzle Riddim stand out. Compared to other dancehall collections from that era, Spazzle Riddim became a selector’s favorite. Its bright yet tough sound made it different from the darker or more electronic riddims of the time. DJs loved to play it because it always got a good response from the crowd. Today, Spazzle Riddim is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history. If you love dancehall, this is a collection you should know.
Spazzle Tracklist:
- Ajrenalin – Mohawk
- Blak Ryno – Mash Works
- Chase Corss – Yes I Am
- Cregis – Wolf Inna Sheep Clothes
- Kiprich – Undacova Informa
- Massicka – Guh Hard And Done
- Mavado – Tumping
- Navino – Quint And Cotch It (Dirty)
- Qban – Bruck It Off
- Shawn Storm – Cheat Again
- Version – Spazzle Riddim
- Shifta – Tell Dem Mi Nah
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