TEMPLE RUN RIDDIM produced by LOCKECITY MUSIC GROUP 2013
Temple Run Overview
The foundation of the Temple Run Riddim was built in the studio with a strong street anthem style. The producers at LOCKECITY MUSIC GROUP wanted to create a sound that would stand out in dancehall and catch the attention of both DJs and fans. They focused on energetic drum patterns and catchy melodies, making sure the riddim would be perfect for parties and street dances. LOCKECITY MUSIC GROUP is known for their creative approach to dancehall production. Over the years, they have released several popular riddims and worked with some of the top names in the genre. Their releases have gained thousands of streams online, and their reputation for quality has only grown stronger. On Temple Run Riddim, each artist brings their own style to the project. New Kidz Ft Sadiki deliver "Zero The Game," a track that stands out for its confident lyrics and strong delivery. Sadiki also shines on his own version, "Zero The Game," showing his versatility as an artist. Beenie Man, one of dancehall’s most respected voices, adds "This Era," a song filled with his signature flow and energy. Tommy Lee brings a darker vibe with "Wa U Know Bout," while Agent Sasco delivers sharp lyrics on "Cyber Gallis." Liquid’s "Come Yah" keeps the vibe lively, and Esco’s "Styles Like These" adds a different flavor. Versatile’s "Lone Carvings," Flippa Moggela’s "Badmind We," and Bling Dawg’s "Way We Grow" each add to the riddim’s variety and strength. This street anthem base helped Temple Run Riddim become a key part of dancehall history, embraced by selectors and fans alike.
Temple Run Tracklist:
- New Kidz Ft Sadiki – Zero The Game
- Beenie Man – This Era
- Tommy Lee – Wa U Know Bout (Raw)
- Agent Sasco – Cyber Gallis
- Liquid – Come Yah (Raw)
- Esco – Styles Like These (Raw)
- Versatile – Lone Carvings
- Flippa Moggela – Badmind We
- Bling Dawg – Way We Grow
- Lockecity Music Group – Temple Run Riddim
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