Sweet Sensation Riddim produced by Billy West 2009
Sweet Sensation Overview
The yard beat of the Sweet Sensation Riddim was a true highlight for sound system culture in 2009. Across Jamaica, selectors dropped this riddim at dances, and the crowd could not resist the energy. The riddim’s heavy bass and catchy groove made it perfect for bashment parties. The arranger played a key role, shaping the riddim to fit the dancehall vibe and keep the crowd moving all night. Producer Billy West was behind this project. Known for his work with several dancehall labels, Billy West had already earned respect for his clean productions and ability to bring out the best in artists. His vision for Sweet Sensation Riddim helped it reach dancehall fans around the world. The artists on this riddim made it even more special. Dadda’s song "Money" brought a raw energy that got people talking. Faithfull’s "Pen To Paper" showed his skill as a lyricist—he is also known for his work with other reggae acts in the late 2000s. Kyenie’s "No Guns" delivered a powerful message, and Kyenie had already gained attention with his earlier tracks like "Rain." Perfect, who had a big hit with "Hand Cart Bwoy," added "Hustling" to the riddim, bringing his unique style. Sweet Sensation rounded out the project with a classic version. Fans still remember this 2009 dancehall drop for its impact on the dance and sound system scene.
Sweet Sensation Tracklist:
- Dadda – Money
- Faithfull – Pen To Paper
- Kyenie – No Guns
- Perfect – Hustling
- Sweet Sensation – Version
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