TEARS RIDDIM produced by MUSIC HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT 2021
Tears Overview
The bashment flow on Tears Riddim stands out for its lively rhythm and infectious hooks. The riddim’s beat carries the classic dancehall energy but blends in a modern twist, giving it both hardcore vibes and a catchy, streetwise appeal. The drum patterns and basslines are sharp and punchy, designed to get people moving, while the melodies remain memorable and easy to sing along to. Chico brings his unmistakable style to the project with “Toxic,” a track that showcases his seasoned approach to dancehall. Fans of Chico will recognize his voice from “Toxic (Clean)” and “Toxic (Raw),” both of which highlight his versatility in the genre. Jah Caution’s “Do Weh We Want” adds grit and confidence, matching the riddim’s bold energy. Mashan delivers “Heart & Soul (Overcome),” a song that balances emotion and resilience, reflecting the artist’s ability to connect with listeners. Melly’s “You Alone” rounds out the set with smooth vocals and a heartfelt delivery, giving the riddim another layer of depth. At the center of this project is Music House Entertainment, the producer responsible for crafting the Tears Riddim. Known for shaping dancehall sounds, Music House Entertainment has steadily built a reputation for quality productions and has released music that’s available on major streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. Their work on Tears Riddim in 2021 is a testament to the enduring strength of Jamaican studios and their influence on the global dancehall scene. Tears Riddim proved that yard studios could still set trends and deliver anthems that feel fresh and relevant.
Tears Tracklist:
- Chico – Toxic (Clean)
- Chico – Toxic (Raw)
- Jah Caution – Do Weh We Want
- Mashan – Heart & Soul (Overcome)
- Melly – You Alone
- Music House Entertainment – Tears Riddim
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