THINK AGAIN RIDDIM produced by REAL LIVE RECORDS 2016
Think Again Overview
In 2016, dancehall was full of energy and new ideas. The Think Again Riddim fit perfectly into that year, blending hardcore dancehall vibes with hooks that were easy to remember. The riddim stood out because it brought together different artists, each adding their own style to the beat. The mastermind behind the project was REAL LIVE RECORDS. Known for pushing fresh sounds in the Jamaican music scene, the label has a reputation for clean production and dancefloor-ready rhythms. Over the years, REAL LIVE RECORDS built a following among selectors and fans, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The Think Again Riddim added another strong release to their catalog. Each artist on the riddim brought something special. Zagga’s track, Victory, delivered uplifting lyrics and showed why he is respected for his songwriting. Mackeehan, who gained attention with his song "Miss You Bad," contributed Cassava Peace, adding his smooth voice and emotional delivery. Andi — Ites brought a romantic touch with Make You Mine, showing versatility in both lyrics and melody. Gregg’s Real Love gave the riddim a heartfelt moment, while Solution Reid’s Can'T Explain added another layer of emotion. Each track built on the riddim’s foundation, making the project feel complete and varied. Even years later, DJs still play Think Again Riddim in their sets. Its mix of hardcore energy and catchy hooks keeps 2016 alive on dancehall floors everywhere. The riddim remains a favorite for both selectors and fans, showing the lasting power of well-crafted dancehall music.
Think Again Tracklist:
- Zagga – Victory
- Mackeehan – Cassava Peace
- Andi-Ites – Make You Mine
- Gregg – Real Love
- Solution Reid – Can’T Explain
- Ky-Enie – Still Live On
- Chevaughn – Closer Than A Brother
- Rane Son – Angel Above
- Navino – Your Love
- Real Live Records – Think Again Riddim Instrumental
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