SPII WHERE RIDDIM produced by HK GROUP OF MUSIC 2011
Spii Where Overview
The club-ready Spii Where Riddim brought a fresh burst of energy to dancehall in 2011. Its rhythm is packed with punchy drums and rolling basslines, giving every bashment a lively, electric feel. The riddim’s groove is both catchy and powerful, making it perfect for late-night sessions and crowded dance floors. Listeners could feel the roots of classic dancehall, but with a sharp, modern twist that made it stand out that year. Top artists took turns on this riddim, each bringing their own style. Anthony B delivered “Nothing But Marijuana,” adding his signature conscious lyrics and strong delivery. Known for his hit “Fire Pon Rome,” Anthony B has long been a respected voice in reggae and dancehall. Beenie Man, often called the “King of Dancehall” and a Grammy Award winner, brought his song “What'S Going On” to the mix, showing the same energy that made him famous. Capes came with “Head Above Waters,” Hallow Point added “Keep Stepping,” and Higha Roar gave fans “Got It Going On.” Each artist’s track added a unique vibe, making the riddim a full experience. Behind it all was HK GROUP OF MUSIC, the producer responsible for Spii Where Riddim. Known for creating strong, dance-ready beats, HK GROUP OF MUSIC has worked with many artists and built a solid reputation in the dancehall scene. Selectors played this mix throughout 2011, making it a favorite at street dances and club sessions.
Spii Where Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Nothing But Marijuana
- Beenie Man – What’S Going On
- Capes – Head Above Waters
- Hallow Point – Keep Stepping
- Higha Roar – Got It Going On
- Hk Group – Spii Where Riddim
- Major Christie – Party Ft. Juice
- Medadlan – Not Another Day
- Munga – Rastafari Children
- Pinchers – Out There Is Tough
- Sanjay – Can’T Believe
- Sizzla – Da System
- Smokey Hype – Rockaway
- Tyawka – Life In The Ghetto
- Xcellent – Mi Nuh Know
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