The Introduction Riddim – Humble Camp

THE INTRODUCTION RIDDIM ? HUMBLE CAMP 2011

The Introduction Overview

The Introduction Riddim stands out with its lively yard beat, made for the dance floor. The rhythm is classic dancehall, with a pulsing bass and sharp snares that keep the energy high. This beat brings people together, making it easy to move and enjoy the music. The sound is both modern and rooted in the tradition of Jamaican dancehall, giving it a timeless feel. A strong lineup of artists brought their unique styles to this riddim. Bastik and Bencil’s track, "Show Dem Yu Style," is a highlight, showing their chemistry and skill. Humble Camp also shines with "The Introduction Riddim," adding a catchy, anthemic touch. J Smith delivers "Feeling Rightous," bringing smooth vocals and a confident flow. Jane Gotti’s "The Right Time" adds a fresh voice, while E.A.D’s "Style Nuh Normal" keeps the riddim’s momentum going. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the project stand out in 2011’s dancehall scene. Behind the scenes, the studio hand makes sure every element fits together. The engineer balances the vocals and instruments, giving the riddim its polished sound. While the producer’s name is not always highlighted, their work shapes the final release. Even years later, DJs keep The Introduction Riddim alive in dancehall sessions, proving its lasting appeal on the dance floor.

The Introduction Tracklist:

1. Bastik & Bencil – Show Dem Yu Style
2. Humble Camp – The Introduction Riddim
3. J Smith – Feeling Rightous (Radio)
4. Jane Gotti – The Right Time
5. E.A.D – Style Nuh Normal (Radio)
6. Lisa Hyper – Love Me Til (Radio)
7. Louie Culture – Ride
8. Lutan Fyah – Mi Nuh Inna (Radio)
9. Majikal – Watch U Eating Habits
10. Outlaw & Zan G – Take The Runway
11. Ras Arcana & B Style – East Meets West (Radio)
12. Round Head – Money
13. Suhverto – Worthless Bwoy
14. Tella – She’S Got Nothing On Me