TNS RIDDIM produced by CR203 RECORDS 2012
TNS Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was changing fast. The bashment flow, known for its bold lyrics and heavy rhythms, became the voice of a new generation. This style captured the rebellious spirit of young people in Jamaica and around the world. Parties and street dances were full of energy, and the music reflected that excitement. A big part of this movement was the work of CR203 RECORDS, a label known for producing fresh and powerful dancehall riddims. Since its start, CR203 RECORDS has helped many artists reach new fans and has been behind several popular projects. Their attention to strong beats and catchy hooks has made their releases favorites in dancehall circles. The 2012 release of the TNS Riddim was a perfect example of this energy. Di Genius, a respected producer and artist, brought his unique touch to the track "Never Scared." His style mixed classic dancehall with modern sounds, making the song stand out. Bugle’s "Currency" took a thoughtful look at money and ambition, giving listeners something to think about while still keeping the dancefloor moving. Popcaan delivered two tracks, "She A Gwan Good" and "She Want Hood," both full of his signature flow and catchy melodies. Chan Dizzy’s "Anywhere Me Want" added confidence and swagger, while Tifa’s "Niceness" brought a playful vibe that kept things light and fun. The riddim also featured Liquid Ft Cecile with "Give U Some," Cecile - Give U Some with "Give U Some," and Vybz Kartel’s "Lip Gloss," adding more layers to the bashment sound. Together, these songs and artists helped define an important chapter in dancehall history. The bashment flow of this time remains influential, reminding us of a period when dancehall was bold, fresh, and full of life.