Transportation Riddim – Pure Music / Unknown Musik

TRANSPORTATION RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS / UNKNOWN MUSIK 2022

Transportation Overview

In 2022, the Transportation Riddim made a big mark in dancehall music. This riddim really captured the rebellious spirit of the time. It was full of energy and attitude, and you could feel the streets in every beat. But what made it stand out was how it blended dancehall with other sounds, like hip hop and even a little bit of Afrobeats. The basslines were heavy, but there were also smooth melodies and sharp snares that kept things interesting. PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS / UNKNOWN MUSIK produced the Transportation Riddim. This label is known for its work in the dancehall scene, with a strong reputation for making tracks that get a lot of plays in Jamaica and abroad. The sound engineer played a key role too, making sure every song sounded clear and powerful, from the vocals to the instruments. Each artist brought something special. DC0D3’s “Style” is full of confidence and swagger. Delly Ranx, already famous for his hit “Pon Di Corner” with Mega Banton, kept the energy up with “Gas Pedal.” Demarco, known for his chart-topping single “Fallen Soldiers,” showed his softer side with “All About You.” Hot Frass gave us the tough, streetwise “Badman.” Log On Unknown added a catchy vibe with “Your Body.” Vybrid’s “Jiggle Suh” brought even more flavor, and Unknown Musik’s own “Transportation Riddim” tied everything together. The whole project flowed smoothly, with each track adding to the rebellious, lively feel. The Transportation Riddim will always remind us of the fire and spirit of 2022.

Transportation Tracklist:

1. DC0D3 – Style
2. Delly Ranx – Gas Pedal
3. Demarco – All About You
4. Hot Frass – Badman
5. Log On Unknown – Your Body
6. Vybrid – Jiggle Suh
7. Unknown Musik – Transportation Riddim (Instrumental)

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