SUBMACHINE GUN RIDDIM produced by SB PRODUCTIONS / DA WIZ RECORDS 2021
Submachine Gun Overview
In 2021, dancehall music saw a strong return to the bashment flow—a style known for its raw energy and infectious hooks. At the center of this movement was SB PRODUCTIONS / DA WIZ RECORDS, a label with a growing reputation for shaping new dancehall sounds. The team behind the label is known for working with both rising and established artists, helping to push modern dancehall forward. The Submachine Gun Riddim brought together a group of artists who each added their unique touch. Street Genna delivered "National," a track that stands out for its bold lyrics and commanding delivery. Villedon contributed "Fight Fi Mi Life," showing the artist’s skill in blending street stories with catchy choruses. NazzMar’s "Two Shooter" kept the energy high, adding grit and a memorable hook to the riddim. Richest joined the lineup with "How Mi Dweet," building on his reputation for clever wordplay and a confident flow. SK Nu Era’s "Cemetery" added a darker edge, showing the range of moods within the riddim. Each artist brought their own style, but all shared the same bashment spirit that made dancehall so exciting in 2021. This bashment flow, driven by SB PRODUCTIONS / DA WIZ RECORDS, captured the essence of the year’s dancehall scene. With tracks like "National," "Fight Fi Mi Life," and "Two Shooter," the riddim remains a pure example of dancehall’s power to move crowds and keep the genre fresh.
Submachine Gun Tracklist:
- Street Genna – National
- Villedon – Fight Fi Mi Life
- NazzMar – Two Shooter
- Richest – How Mi Dweet
- SK Nu Era – Cemetery
- Sully Sulfa – Uppy Uppy
- Tsquare – Death & Destruction
- Wayne Spice – New Money
- Keneil Merital (Badgettin) – 16
- Que Da Wiz – Instrumental
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