THE OMINOUS RIDDIM produced by THE TECH HEAD RECORDS|CR3 RECORDS 2013
The Ominous Overview
Back in 2013, dancehall was changing fast, but the Ominous Riddim brought a classic bashment sound that fit right into the party scene. Sound systems loved its hypnotic beats and bright energy, making it a favorite at dances and clubs all over. The riddim’s vibe captured the excitement of the year, and selectors kept it spinning long after its release. Behind the scenes, THE TECH HEAD RECORDS|CR3 RECORDS was the driving force. Known for pushing the dancehall sound forward, the label had already built a reputation for strong, club-ready productions. Their work on Ominous Riddim showed their skill at bringing together top artists and crafting tracks that light up any dance. Rasmyrhdak’s “Fiwi Place” stands out with its confident lyrics and catchy flow, a track that quickly became a crowd favorite. The Techhead’s “Ghetto Youth” brings a realness that connects with listeners, showing the producer’s own talent as an artist. Alty B & Cubanis team up for “Bubble Fi Me,” a song that rides the riddim’s energy perfectly—Alty B is also known for his hit “Nobody Has To Know (Remix)” with Demarco, which helped him reach a wider audience. Point O’s “Bubble” keeps the party moving, while Jemynie’s “Which Gal” adds a playful touch to the lineup. Even now, DJs reach for Ominous Riddim when they want to bring back the spirit of 2013. Its tracks still get forwards, and the bashment energy lives on in every session.
The Ominous Tracklist:
- Rasmyrhdak – Fiwi Place
- The Techhead – Ghetto Youth
- Alty B & Cubanis – Bubble Fi Me
- Point O – Bubble
- Jemynie – Which Gal (Boring)
- Reme – Clothes Pin Wine Done
- Booba Starr & Starr J – None A Dem Nuh Bad
- Naturaliss – Get Bad (Fi Di Summer)
- Di Govanah – Put Up Yuh Hand (Clean)
- Di Govanah – Put Up Yuh Hand (Raw)
- Babba Fresh – Gal A Run Mi Dung
- Karamanti – Rise
- The Ominous Version
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