TURBO CHARGE RIDDIM ? JAHMENTO RECORDS
Turbo Charge Overview
Turbo Charge Riddim arrived in 2020 with a strong lineup of tracks that quickly caught the attention of dancehall fans. The release features standout songs like Risto Benji — Glitter, Ninja Man; Risto Benji — Pepper It Pepper, and Goofy — Praise Him. Junior Demus brings energy with Whop Dem, while Angie Angel delivers a lively performance on Get Up Early. Delly Ranx’s Gone a Foreign adds another layer to the riddim’s appeal, and Beenie Man; General B join forces on Mi Get Willing. The set also includes MAJOR DAMAGE, Major Oney — Lead by Far, Fargo Voice — Miss Ever Ready, and Dennis Howard — Turbo Charge Riddim. Each artist brings their own style and personality to the riddim. Risto Benji, known for his playful delivery, shines on Glitter and teams up with Ninja Man for the dynamic Pepper It Pepper. Goofy’s Praise Him stands out for its catchy hook, while Junior Demus keeps the dancefloor moving with Whop Dem. Angie Angel’s Get Up Early is full of energy, matching the riddim’s lively spirit. The riddim itself was crafted by Dennis Howard, a respected figure in Jamaican music with decades of experience. Howard’s work as a producer and musicologist has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, and Turbo Charge Riddim is another example of his influence. Soon after its release, this riddim became a staple in dancehall sessions and sound system clashes. Its infectious groove and memorable tracks have secured its place as a modern classic, making it an important part of dancehall history.
Turbo Charge Tracklist:
- Risto Benji – Glitter
- Ninja Man; Risto Benji – Pepper It Pepper
- Goofy – Praise Him
- Junior Demus – Whop Dem
- Angie Angel – Get Up Early
- Delly Ranx – Gone a Foreign
- Beenie Man; General B – Mi Get Willing
- MAJOR DAMAGE; Major Oney – Lead by Far
- Fargo Voice – Miss Ever Ready
- Dennis Howard – Turbo Charge Riddim (Instrumental)
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