TOWN SIDE RIDDIM produced by CORNELIUS RECORDS 2018
Town Side Overview
In 2018, the Town Side Riddim arrived with a heavy street anthem sound that quickly caught the attention of dancehall fans. The journey started in the Kingston studio of CORNELIUS RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. CORNELIUS RECORDS has a reputation for blending classic riddim style with modern energy, and their previous work with top Jamaican artists had already made them a respected name in the scene. For Town Side Riddim, the producer built a tough, driving beat that echoed through the streets. The riddim’s raw bass and snappy drums set the stage for some of the year’s most exciting voices. Aneesa Bad Shaw stepped up with “Wine Up,” a track that quickly became a dancefloor favorite. Her collaboration with Ebony Stone on “Wine Up” brought even more fire, with both artists weaving their lyrics around the riddim’s pulsing groove. Ebony Stone also delivered “Weak Back,” showing her versatility and energy. Baanz made waves with “Planetx,” a song that stood out for its catchy hooks. Ganggoolie’s “Goodie” added a playful vibe, while Jomo Celebrity’s “Hush Up” kept the party moving. Each artist brought their own style, but together they created a sound that felt unified and fresh. Town Side Riddim was a favorite for selectors and DJs, who kept it spinning at parties and on radio. Even now, years later, this dancehall drop is remembered as a highlight of 2018, shaping the sound of that year and showing the power of a well-crafted riddim.
Town Side Tracklist:
- Aneesa Bad Shaw – Wine Up
- Aneesa Bad Shaw, Ebony Stone – Wine Up (Radio Edit)
- Baanz – Planetx
- Baanz – Planetx (Radio Edit)
- Ganggoolie – Goodie (Radio Edit)
- Ganggoolie – Goodie
- Jomo Celebrity – Hush Up
- Pinchers – Good
- Prince Banton – Temperature
- Ric Wizard – Perfume
- Spotlight, Macka Diamond – Tight Shoes
- Ebony Stone – Weak Back
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