Street Groove Riddim – Head Concussion Records 2010
Street Groove Overview
Street Groove Riddim became a big bashment anthem soon after its release in 2010. The riddim stood out for its sharp, energetic sound. The beat maker behind Street Groove Riddim paid close attention to the drum patterns and bass, giving the project a fresh, lively feel. Each song was recorded with clear vocals and strong production, making sure every artist’s style came through. Aidonia made a strong mark with "Bubble N Turn." Known for his rapid-fire delivery and hits like "Yeah Yeah," Aidonia brought his usual high energy to this track, making it a favorite in dancehall parties. His style matched perfectly with the riddim’s bold beat, helping the song become a party staple. Blak Diamon added his own flavor with "Boasty Suh." His confident flow and catchy hook fit well with the riddim’s upbeat groove, keeping the dance floor moving. Chan Dizzy, who gained attention with "Hello Badmind" in 2011, showed his talent on "Set Da Way Deh." His smooth lyrics and relaxed delivery gave the project a different vibe, making the riddim appeal to a wider crowd. Each artist on Street Groove Riddim helped shape the perfect party soundtrack. The careful recording process made sure every song sounded crisp and ready for the club. This riddim became one of the highlights of 2010’s bashment scene, showing how strong beats and talented artists can create lasting dancehall memories.
Street Groove Tracklist:
1. Aidonia – Bubble N Turn (Clean)
2. Aidonia – Bubble N Turn (Raw)
3. Assassin Feat Chevaughn – Girls Come Around
4. Blak Diamon – Boasty Suh
5. Chan Dizzy – Set Da Way Deh (Clean)
6. Chan Dizzy – Set Da Way Deh (Raw)
7. Chedda – Jacket (Cya Fit Meh)
8. Delus – Love D Gal-C93
9. Konshens Feat Darrio – Do D Ting Part 2
10. Kurup & Gd Up – What A Gwan (Tivoli Tribute)
11. Overmars – Street Groove
12. Professor Feat Cecile – Fortunate
13. Vybz Kartel – Like A Jockey (Clean)
14. Vybz Kartel – Like A Jockey (Raw)
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