TOO BLESSED RIDDIM produced by COPPERSHOT MUSIC 2012
Too Blessed Overview
In 2012, a bashment rhythm began its journey in the heart of Jamaica’s dancehall scene. The man behind the mixing board was a true king of the studio, shaping every beat and bassline with a steady hand. COPPERSHOT MUSIC, known for their powerful sound and long history of dancehall hits, took the lead as producer. The label, already respected for their work with top artists, gave this riddim its signature energy and club appeal. As the riddim took shape, some of dancehall’s brightest stars joined the project. Charly Black stepped up with “Too Blessed,” his unmistakable voice riding the rhythm with confidence. Busy Signal, famous for his hit “Watch Out For This (Bumaye),” brought fire with “Gyalis.” Sean Paul, a Grammy Award winner and one of Jamaica’s biggest international stars, added his own flavor on “Hold You Tonight.” Elephant Man, known for his high-energy performances and dance anthems, delivered “Kotch,” while Patexx kept the vibe strong with “Cook.” Other selectors’ favorites like Demarco’s “Iron Bird,” Trevor Off Key’s “Do Jamaica,” Tony Matterhorn’s “Party Time Again,” and Wayne Marshall’s “Thank God Its Christmas Feat. Sean Paul Charly Black And Future Fambo” helped build a full, festival-ready sound. From studio to dancefloor, this selector’s mix carried heavy basslines and pure bashment energy. Even years later, dancehall selectors still rate this 2012 mix as a standout, a true example of what happens when top talent and a legendary producer come together.
Too Blessed Tracklist:
- Charly Black – Too Blessed
- Busy Signal – Gyalis
- Sean Paul – Hold You Tonight (Raw)
- Sean Paul – Hold You Tonight (Edit)
- Elephant Man – Kotch
- Patexx – Cook
- Demarco – Iron Bird
- Trevor Off Key – Do Jamaica
- Tony Matterhorn – Party Time Again
- Wayne Marshall – Thank God Its Christmas Feat. Sean Paul Charly Black And Future Fambo
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