Taps And Roses Riddim produced by G-G Records 2023
Taps And Roses Overview
The dancehall parties of 2023 had a special kind of energy, and much of it came from the Taps And Roses Riddim. The riddim’s sound was bold and lively, with deep bass and sharp drums that made crowds move. Everywhere the riddim played, people felt its power—late-night parties, street dances, and even radio shows. The mood was always high, with fans waiting for their favorite songs to drop. Admiral Tibet brought his signature conscious style to the riddim with “Dem A Study Evil.” Known for his classic “Serious Time,” Admiral Tibet’s voice added depth and meaning to the party vibes. Ganggoolie delivered three standout tracks: “Taps And Roses,” “Wul A Kick,” and “Toxic.” Ganggoolie is recognized for his energetic performances and catchy hooks, which made these songs instant favorites on the dancefloor. Jigsy King, famous for his hit “Gi Mi Di Weed,” added the tough “Gangster Arrive,” bringing a streetwise edge. Penny Irie kept the energy high with “Nuh Lapse,” while Tony Curtis, who once topped charts with “Do You Believe In Love,” gave the riddim a soulful touch on “National Anthem.” Lamar Thompson’s “Taps And Roses Riddim Instrumental” let DJs and dancers enjoy the riddim on its own. Behind the scenes was G-G Records, a label with a long history in dancehall. Known for working with big artists like Capleton and Beenie Man, G-G Records helped shape the sound of modern Jamaican music. With the Taps And Roses Riddim, they proved again why their productions stand tall among the heavy bashment drops of 2023.
Taps And Roses Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Dem A Study Evil
- Ganggoolie – Taps And Roses
- Ganggoolie – Wul A Kick
- Ganggoolie – Toxic
- Jigsy King – Gangster Arrive
- Penny Irie – Nuh Lapse
- Tony Curtis – National Anthem
- Lamar Thompson – Taps And Roses Riddim Instrumental
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