Tgif Riddim Aka 2 Blessed Riddim – Coppershot Music

Coppershot Music came into the dancehall lane from the sound system side, with roots in Kingston and a reputation for pushing out party-ready juggling that travels well beyond Jamaica. By 2012, the crew was putting its name on release campaigns as Coppershot Music and Coppershot Records, and this set landed in that run under the TGIF / 2 Blessed title.

The riddim has a bright, celebratory bounce, the kind of pulse that sits between radio-friendly dancehall and Friday-night sound system energy. Sean Paul turns up twice with “Hold You Tonight” in raw and edit form, while Busy Signal’s “Gyalis” gives the set its cheekiest, most immediate dancehall flex. Charly Black’s “Too Blessed” is one of the clearest title-match cuts, built around gratitude and status. Demarco’s “Iron Bird” and Elephant Man’s “Kotch” keep the pace lively, while Tony Matterhorn’s “Party Time Again” and Wayne Marshall’s “Thank God It’s Christmas” push the project toward seasonal bashment without losing the street feel.

The lineup is strong because it mixes marquee names with voices that know how to ride a rhythm without overcomplicating it. Trevor Off Key’s “Do Jamaica” and Patexx’s “Cook” fill out the set with local flavor, but the anchor points are Sean Paul, Busy Signal, Charly Black, and Elephant Man. This is the kind of riddim that works because it is polished, loaded with hooks, and easy to hear across radio, clubs, and selectors’ mixes.