TIME BOMB RIDDIM produced by ONE NATION 2017
Time Bomb Overview
In 2017, dancehall was alive with new energy, and the Time Bomb Riddim fit right in. The riddim had a sound perfect for clubs, capturing the rebellious and lively spirit of the year. It was a beat that called people to the dancefloor and gave artists a fresh way to express themselves. Behind this project was the producer ONE NATION. Known for shaping modern dancehall sounds, ONE NATION worked with both rising and established names. The label’s knack for creating catchy, memorable riddims helped Time Bomb stand out. ONE NATION has a history of blending melodic hooks with energetic rhythms, which is clear on this release. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Jah Balance’s “Balla” stood out with confident delivery and a catchy flow. Jaquin’s “Catch A Fyah” added a spark of energy, showing why Jaquin is recognized for sharp lyrics and dynamic performances. Hytal kept things smooth and playful with “Wine Fi Mi,” a track that quickly became a favorite in local dancehall parties. Amadoo joined in with “Every Gyal Boom,” adding another layer of excitement and a strong club vibe. Real Verb’s “Cash Pot” rounded out the riddim with a streetwise feel that resonated with fans. Even years later, the Time Bomb Riddim still brings back the vibe of 2017. Its blend of melodies and energy, along with memorable tracks from artists like Jah Balance, Jaquin, Hytal, Amadoo, and Real Verb, keeps it fresh for dancehall fans everywhere.
Time Bomb Tracklist:
- Jah Balance – Balla
- Jaquin – Catch A Fyah
- Hytal – Wine Fi Mi
- Amadoo – Every Gyal Boom
- Real Verb – Cash Pot
- Sasique – Gimi Way
- Matrix – How Yuh Good Suh
- Shadowfari – Humble
- Toogosnay – Eagle
- Young Garvey – Multiple Choice
- Stantial – We Nuh Trust People
- Fraze – Nuh Tek Diss
- Kraneenrgy – Gyal Head Hot
- Rp – Flipping It
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