T.L.M RIDDIM produced by DAMOUMOUS & JOOCKA RECORD 2013
T.L.M Overview
In 2013, the T. L. M Riddim started its journey in the heart of the dancehall scene. Behind this riddim were DAMOUMOUS and JOOCKA RECORD, a duo known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall. DAMOUMOUS had already built a name as a creative producer, and JOOCKA RECORD was gaining respect for its focus on fresh, energetic releases. Together, they crafted a beat that pulsed with life and modern flavor, ready to be the backbone of a new anthem. As the riddim took shape, artists lined up to add their voices. Each brought their own style, making the T. M Riddim stand out in the crowded dancehall world. [ Intro ] Akness came strong with “Top Lyrics,” a track that highlighted his sharp delivery and lyrical skill. Lil Dry’s “Ké Chak Fanm” added a catchy, melodic hook that quickly caught listeners’ ears. Lil Gt, known for his energetic stage presence, delivered “Nou Ké Manger Yo,” a song that became a favorite at yard sessions and club nights. El Baron joined the project with “Fanm Ka Wine Up,” bringing a party vibe that kept the dancefloor moving. Gunzy’s “Di Championship” added another layer, showing his ability to ride any riddim with confidence. When the selector dropped T. M Riddim on the sound system, the crowd’s reaction was instant. The riddim’s journey from studio creation to club anthem was complete. For fans of 2013, it remains a dancehall classic, echoing through the island’s nightlife and beyond.
T.L.M Tracklist:
- ( Intro ] Akness – Top Lyrics
- Lil Dry – Ké Chak Fanm
- Lil Gt – Nou Ké Manger Yo
- El Baron – Fanm Ka Wine Up
- Gunzy – Di Championship
- Mikla Seen – Royal Apolo G
- Doptic – Badda Dan Dem
- Lj – Kill A Dem
- Little Mik -L.M
- Fefen – Roun Jou
- Lion P – Manzell Mad
- Piaro – Wine Pon Di #Tlm
- Damoumous -L.M Riddim ( Version Instrumental )
- ( Outro ] La Friime – Nou Ra Vine Speed
- ( Bonus ] Damoumous – Medley T.L.M
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