TRAINING YAAD RIDDIM produced by 1ST CLASS MUSIQ 2016
Training Yaad Overview
The Training Yaad Riddim brought a powerful vibe to dancehall in 2016. The rhythm stands out with its tough, street-inspired beat, mixing hardcore energy with melodies that stick in your head. The riddim’s flow is steady and strong, making it perfect for both parties and playlists. It’s a sound that captures the real spirit of yard music—raw, catchy, and full of life. Blak Ryno is one of the standout voices on this riddim, delivering his track "Play Station" with the same sharp style that made him known for songs like “Bike Back.” Skarface brings energy with "1st Class," matching the riddim’s bold mood. Turbulence, recognized worldwide for his hit "Notorious," adds his signature conscious lyrics to "Chalice." Axygen’s "Get Gyal" and Bryka’s "My Pain Real" also ride the beat perfectly, each artist showing their own style while keeping the riddim’s vibe alive. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer’s touch is clear. Every track is mixed to keep the bass heavy and the vocals crisp. The producer, 1ST CLASS MUSIQ, is well known in the dancehall scene for shaping fresh sounds. With a reputation for quality, 1ST CLASS MUSIQ has released several popular riddims and continues to work with top artists in Jamaica. Fans who remember 2016 often talk about Training Yaad Riddim as a dancehall anthem. Its hard-hitting beat and catchy hooks made it a favorite in clubs and on the radio, proving that yard riddims never go out of style.
Training Yaad Tracklist:
- Blak Ryno – Play Station
- Skarface – 1st Class
- Turbulence – Chalice
- Axygen – Get Gyal
- Bryka – My Pain Real
- Antwain – Bubble Up (Raw)
- Antwain – Bubble Up (Clean)
- Sicq Up – Touch
- Ninja Ford – I Have Life
- Pretti Kitti – Still a Try
- SOL – Nuh Wah Mi Reach Nuh Weh
- 1st Class Musiq – Training Yaad Riddim (Instrumental)
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