Street Talk Riddim – Tru Di Smoke Productions

STREET TALK RIDDIM produced by TRU DI SMOKE PRODUCTIONS 2021

Street Talk Overview

In 2021, the Street Talk Riddim became a powerful force in dancehall, especially for sound system selectors. Its raw energy and modern twist caught the attention of DJs, making it a favourite in dancehall sessions and street parties. Selectors often look for riddims that can move a crowd, and Street Talk Riddim delivered, blending classic dancehall vibes with new, drill-inspired sounds. Behind this standout release is TRU DI SMOKE PRODUCTIONS, a label known for pushing fresh talent and creative riddims. The producer’s vision helped shape a sound that feels both authentic and current. TRU DI SMOKE PRODUCTIONS has built a reputation in the dancehall community for quality releases, and Street Talk Riddim added to their growing influence. The artists featured on this riddim each bring their own style. Def Shade’s “Dark City” stands out with its gritty delivery and storytelling. Dennis Ewart Ferron Jr’s “Street Talk Riddim” is another highlight, showing his skill as both a performer and a writer. Don Pree’s “Money” brings a catchy hook and sharp lyrics, adding to his list of strong singles. Honey & Lime’s “Gwaan If Yow Want” and Jah Snipes’ “Party” both add energy and variety to the lineup. Each track on the riddim found its place in dancehall culture, giving selectors plenty of options to hype up the crowd. The Street Talk Riddim became more than just a beat—it was a touchstone for dancehall fans and selectors in 2021, showing how a well-crafted riddim can shape the sound of a moment.

Street Talk Tracklist:

1. Def Shade – Dark City
2. Dennis Ewart Ferron Jr – Street Talk Riddim
3. Don Pree – Money
4. Honey & Lime – Gwaan If Yow Want
5. Jah Snipes – Party
6. Mello Banton – Genocide Playground
7. Princess Tai – Best Of Me
8. Ragga Ruggy, Killo Watt – Viral Party
9. Singing Sweet – Unfaithful

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