THE TERMINAL RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2016
The Terminal Overview
In 2016, a new party backdrop arrived in dancehall and quickly became a favorite at bashment sessions. This was The Terminal Riddim, produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS, a label known for bringing fresh sounds to the genre. The riddim stood out with its catchy horn riffs and modern, energetic beat. It gave both listeners and dancers something special, making it a staple at parties and dancehall events. The Terminal Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s top names. Charly Black delivered “Nuh Like Wid Di Enemy,” a track full of confidence and style. Busy Signal’s “Rude Bwoy Thing” added a tough, streetwise flavor. Beenie Man, always a crowd-pleaser, contributed “Snapchat,” a song that connected with the social media generation. Demarco’s “What a Blessing” brought uplifting vibes, while I Octane’s “Gal Flex” focused on the party and the ladies. Other artists also made their mark on The Terminal Riddim. Maestro Don’s “Too Hype” kept the energy high, Vershon’s “Dangerous” added tension, and Mr G & tatik’s “It a Kill Dem” gave the riddim another layer of excitement. Each artist’s song fit perfectly with the riddim’s unique sound. CASHFLOW RECORDS has a history of producing hits that shape dancehall’s direction. The Terminal Riddim is a clear example, with millions of streams and lasting popularity. Today, this riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its strong lineup and dancefloor power.
The Terminal Tracklist:
- Charly Black – Nuh Like Wid Di Enemy
- Busy Signal – Rude Bwoy Thing
- Beenie Man – Snapchat
- Demarco – What a Blessing
- I Octane – Gal Flex
- Maestro Don – Too Hype
- Vershon – Dangerous
- Mr G & tatik – It a Kill Dem
- Cashflow Records – The Terminal Riddim
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.