STARIZMA RIDDIM produced by FRASTWINZ 2013
Starizma Overview
Today, the bashment flow from the early 2010s is still remembered for its energy and attitude. It captured a rebellious spirit, with rhythms and lyrics that encouraged people to dance and express themselves freely. Many fans look back on this era as a golden time for dancehall, when parties were lively and the music felt bold and fresh. The Starizma Riddim stands out from this period. Tracks like Voicemail — Party Hard and Tok — Celebrate became party anthems, bringing crowds together with their catchy hooks. Monsta Twinz — Whine Your Body added a playful vibe, while Melloquence — Star Life offered smooth vocals over the driving beat. Patexx & Big Wayne — Sen On Di Gyal Dem kept dance floors moving, showing the riddim’s wide appeal. Other songs on the riddim, such as Demarco — Nah Move Careless and Blak Diamon — Run Wi Down, added their own flavor, making the project feel complete. Shani — Sexual Healing and Shifta — Seems Strange brought different moods, showing the riddim’s versatility. For those who enjoy pure instrumentals, Starizma Riddim delivered a strong foundation for all these voices. Behind the scenes, FRASTWINZ produced this riddim, guiding its sound and style. FRASTWINZ is known for working with several artists and helping shape the sound of modern dancehall. The riddim was released on the Starizma label and has collected thousands of streams online. The bashment flow from this time, powered by productions like Starizma Riddim, remains an important chapter in dancehall history. Its rhythms and energy continue to inspire new generations of music lovers.
Starizma Tracklist:
- Voicemail – Party Hard
- Tok – Celebrate
- Monsta Twinz – Whine Your Body
- Melloquence – Star Life(starizma)
- Patexx & Big Wayne – Sen On Di Gyal Dem
- Demarco – Nah Move Careless
- Blak Diamon – Run Wi Down
- Shani – Sexual Healing
- Shifta – Seems Strange
- Chevaughn & Rain Seville – Need You Tonight
- Instrumental – Starizma Riddim
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