Table Salt Riddim – Big Vision Entertainment

Table Salt Riddim produced by Big Vision Entertainment 2023

Table Salt Overview

In the early 2020s, the bashment flow became a strong force in dancehall music. This style brought a raw, street energy to dancehall sessions, making parties and sound system events more exciting. By 2023, bashment was at the heart of many popular riddims. Big Vision Entertainment is a well-known producer in the dancehall scene. The label has a reputation for working with talented artists and creating tracks that get heavy play in dancehall circles. Their 2023 release, Table Salt Riddim, showed their skill in bringing together different voices on one project. Big Danie is one of the standout artists on the riddim, known for his song "Hot Gyal." His energetic delivery matches the lively spirit of bashment. Cuff is another key artist, with several tracks on the riddim, including "Table Salt," "Pretty Lady," "L City Girl," "All alone," and "We Want Dat." Cuff’s versatility and catchy hooks help him stand out in the dancehall community. Provoice brings a different flavor with "summer Is Here," a song that captures the joyful side of the season. NesNes adds depth with "Emmanuel," a track that highlights his unique vocal style. Janta’s "Everyday" rounds out the lineup, showing his talent for connecting with listeners through real-life lyrics. The bashment flow of 2023, as heard on Table Salt Riddim, captured the true spirit of dancehall. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim a memorable part of modern dancehall history.

Table Salt Tracklist:

1. Big Danie – Hot Gyal
2. Cuff-B – Table Salt
3. Cuff-B – Pretty Lady
4. Cuff-B – L City Girl
5. Cuff-B – All alone
6. Cuff-B – We Want Dat
7. Provoice – summer Is Here
8. NesNes – Emmanuel
9. Janta – Everyday
10. Chycoon Captain Vuby – The Way You Whine
11. Cuff-B – Good Love

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