THE CONTROVERSY RIDDIM produced by WHITE LITE MUSIC GROUP 2012
The Controversy Overview
The bashment flow has always been a big part of dancehall culture, with its lively beats and energy that fill any yard session. In 2012, that energy was captured on tape with a special release that quickly became a yard anthem. The songs on this tape still bring back memories of that year, with a sound that is both classic and fresh. Chez stands out with "Yolo," bringing his unique voice and style to the riddim. Dwayno, known for the hit "Don A Road," adds his own vibe on "Wine Up Yuh Body." Jahmiel, who later gained recognition for songs like "Gain The World," shows his early promise with "Runaway Train." Khyda delivers "Born Gallist," while Maxwell keeps the party going with "We Live To Party." Each artist brings something different, giving the tape a mix of styles and flows. Other tracks add to the bashment mood, like Nico with "Tower Thinking," Squaddy with "Get Gal Easy," Tensean with "Spending," and Tidal with "Dem Nuh Brave." Each song fits together, making the whole session feel lively and full. The producer behind this project, WHITE LITE MUSIC GROUP, is known for working with new and established dancehall acts. Their releases have reached fans worldwide through streaming and local parties. This tape is one of their standout works, showing their skill in bringing artists and beats together. Even today, the bashment flow from this 2012 session keeps people moving and reminds fans of the power of dancehall music.
The Controversy Tracklist:
- Chez – Yolo
- Dwayno – Wine Up Yuh Body (Raw)
- Dwayno – Wine Up Yuh Body (Clean)
- Jahmiel – Runaway Train
- Khyda – Born Gallist
- Maxwell – We Live To Party
- Nico – Tower Thinking
- Squaddy – Get Gal Easy
- Tensean – Spending
- Tidal – Dem Nuh Brave
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