TONIC RIDDIM produced by SCUARE WAN RECORDS – 2019
Tonic Overview
In 2019, a new dancehall riddim emerged with a street anthem base that quickly caught the attention of fans and selectors. The rhythm stood out for its blend of hardcore drum patterns and catchy hooks, giving it both an edge and a playful energy. This unique vibe made it easy for listeners to move to the beat while still feeling the rawness of dancehall’s street roots. The riddim’s steady tempo and bouncing basslines created a sound that was both modern and true to the genre’s foundation. On this riddim, several artists made their mark. R Embassida brought forward the track "Dem See Me Style," showing off his skill in riding the riddim with confidence. Big Wayne’s "Dem Always A Pree" added another layer, and he is known for his strong presence in the Caribbean dancehall scene. Kello Cole’s "Rescue Me" delivered a melodic touch, highlighting his ability to blend singing with deejaying. Tymelyne’s "Poor People Life" offered a socially conscious message, a theme that has connected with many fans. The riddim was created by SCUARE WAN RECORDS -, a producer and label known for pushing new sounds in dancehall. SCUARE WAN RECORDS - has a history of working with both rising and established artists, and their riddims have gained streams and recognition in the dancehall community. Their work on this project showed their commitment to keeping the genre fresh.
Tonic Tracklist:
- R Embassida – Dem See Me Style
- R Embassida – Dem See Me Style
- Big Wayne – Dem Always A Pree
- Kello Cole – Rescue Me
- Tymelyne – Poor People Life