TOP SECRET RIDDIM produced by RENCIE KOLOURS PRODUCTION 2015
Top Secret Overview
When Top Secret Riddim arrived in 2015, dancehall selectors quickly made it a favorite. The riddim’s sound was different, using drill-inspired beats that gave a new flavor to the dancehall scene. This made it easy for DJs to blend the riddim with other styles, like hip-hop or even afrobeats, during their sets. The energy and rhythm worked well with many genres, making it a strong tool for selectors. Agent Sasco stood out on the riddim with the track Hold Good. Known for his sharp lyrics and powerful delivery, Agent Sasco has also made waves with songs like "Winning Right Now" and has been nominated for several awards in Jamaica. His style brought real strength to the project. Alozade Ft Tatik delivered Real Killa, showing their unique voices and chemistry. Tatik also appeared solo with Real Killa — Real Killa, adding his own touch to the riddim. Chin’s Wife Mi Name brought a different vibe, while Demarco’s Badness added a tough, streetwise feeling. Demarco is widely recognized for his hit "Fallen Soldiers," which has become an anthem in dancehall. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim rich and varied. RENCIE KOLOURS PRODUCTION was the producer behind Top Secret Riddim. Known for working with both new and established artists, RENCIE KOLOURS PRODUCTION helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their work on this riddim showed creativity and skill, making it a standout release.
Top Secret Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Hold Good
- Alozade Ft Tatik – Real Killa (Clean)
- Alozade Ft Tatik – Real Killa (Raw)
- Chin – Wife Mi Name (Clean)
- Chin – Wife Mi Name (Raw)
- Demarco – Badness
- Gully Bop – Inna Me Bed (Clean)
- Gully Bop – Inna Me Bed (Raw)
- Scaacha – Chat To Much
- Xyclone – Tonight (Clean)
- Xyclone – Tonight (Raw)
- Rencie Kolours Production – Top Secret Riddim (Instrumental)
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