TOUR RIDDIM produced by ZINC HOUSE RECORDS 2011
Tour Overview
Tour Riddim brought a high-energy dancehall sound in 2011, filled with bold beats and a party mood. The riddim was made for the dance floor, mixing heavy bass and catchy melodies. It quickly became a favorite at street parties and clubs, giving every bashment a real spark. Several artists used the riddim to show their style. Chulu Blaxx stood out with "Sweat," bringing his signature energy. Dama teamed up with Roga Dalla and Bentley on "We Be Rollin," adding a smooth flow to the set. Dougal’s "Party" kept the vibe lively and fun. Dragon delivered "Money Makin," a track that matched the riddim’s bold spirit. Genesis added a thoughtful touch with "How Long Me A Wait." Each song showed a different side of the riddim, making the release feel fresh and exciting. The project was produced by ZINC HOUSE RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. ZINC HOUSE RECORDS has worked with many rising talents and helped shape the sound of the early 2010s. Their focus on quality production made Tour Riddim stand out in a busy year for dancehall. Tour Riddim captured the energy of 2011’s dancehall scene. Its songs and artists brought crowds together, leaving a mark on the culture and keeping the party going strong.
Tour Tracklist:
- Chulu Blaxx – Sweat
- Dama Feat Roga Dalla And Bentley – We Be Rollin
- Dougal – Party
- Dragon – Money Makin
- Genesis – How Long Me A Wait
- Gott Yo – Shes Gotta Smile
- Gott Yo Feat Nahswitch – Dem Caan Control It
- Jahnell – Wine Up Pon Me (Clean)
- Jahnell – Wine Up Pon Me (Raw)
- Josey Wale – Mi A Come
- Kanaga – It Hurt Me
- Karamanti – Free Tonight
- Kronic Hill – Try Nuh Pick It Up
- Mafia Feat Propally – Money
- Money God – Born As A
- Nahswitch – No Gyal
- Ras Bogle – Da Year Yah
- Shane O – Gallis
- Stern Feat Oblivian – Brace It
- Tour Riddim – Version
- Version – Talk Bout Lick (Clean)
- Version – Talk Bout Lick (Raw)
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