HIGH SUPREMACY RIDDIM produced by DAMAGE MUSIQ 2020
High Supremacy Overview
In 2020, dancehall music was moving in new directions, and the High Supremacy Riddim played a big part in this change. The riddim was created by DAMAGE MUSIQ, a Jamaican producer known for shaping the modern dancehall sound. DAMAGE MUSIQ, also known as Dwayne Parkinson, has produced many hits for top artists and is respected for his melodic style and strong production skills. On the High Supremacy Riddim, several well-known artists delivered standout tracks. Tommy Lee Sparta brought his unique energy to "Procreator," adding a dark and powerful vibe. Shatta Wale, a popular artist from Ghana, gave the riddim an international touch with his song "Destiny." Teejay, who is known for his catchy hooks and streetwise lyrics, added "Gangsta Prayer," which became a favorite among fans. Jah Vinci, famous for his emotional singing, contributed "My Pain," a track that connects deeply with listeners. Tamo J, an emerging name in dancehall, showed his talent with "Deliver Me," bringing a fresh voice to the project. Shane O's "Star in the Sky" added heartfelt lyrics, while Vershon's "No Trouble" gave the riddim a smooth, conscious feel. The High Supremacy Riddim stood out in 2020 for its strong melodies and the way it brought different artists together. It remains important in dancehall history, showing how the genre can be both diverse and united. If you love dancehall, this riddim is a must-listen from a special time in the music’s evolution.