TYRES RIDDIM produced by BENZ REDSQUARE CONNECTIONS 2021
Tyres Overview
When Tyres Riddim dropped in 2021, it quickly became a favorite in dancehall and sound system circles. The riddim’s heavy basslines and sharp drums gave selectors exactly what they needed to wake up the crowd. This is the kind of bashment release that makes speakers shake and gets people moving, no matter the venue. The man behind Tyres Riddim is BENZ REDSQUARE CONNECTIONS, a producer known for his work in the dancehall scene. He has built a reputation for bringing fresh energy to his projects, and his label, Redsquare Connections, has supported both newcomers and established artists. BENZ REDSQUARE CONNECTIONS is respected for his ear for talent and his ability to craft riddims that stand out in a crowded market. The artists on Tyres Riddim each brought their own style. Azwin’s “Upliftment” is a track that lives up to its name, delivering positive energy over the pulsing beat. Boney Derrington’s “Dead Killing” is another standout, showing why he is a respected name in the dancehall underground. Cashwayne & Eregulla team up for “No Bad,” a track that keeps the vibe moving with catchy hooks. Challenger adds “Real Ones,” while Jay Ice delivers “Money,” both tracks adding to the riddim’s variety and appeal. Years later, selectors still draw for Tyres Riddim, proof of its lasting impact in sound system culture. The combination of BENZ REDSQUARE CONNECTIONS’ production and the unique voices of each artist make this riddim a true bashment classic.
Tyres Tracklist:
- Azwin – Upliftment (Radio Edit)
- Azwin – Upliftment
- Boney Derrington – Dead Killing
- Cashwayne & Eregulla – No Bad
- Challenger – Real Ones
- Jay Ice – Money
- Kasino & Yaad Mob – No Bad Vibes (Radio Edit)
- Kasino & Yaad Mob – No Bad Vibes
- Look Out – Hussling
- New Kidz – Rich
- Spengles – Winnings
- St1 Stone – Gimmi Di Ting
- Young Garvey – Rules To Friendship
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