UPTOWN KINGS RIDDIM produced by BOYSIE RECORDS / ICLIPS RECORDS 2021
Uptown Kings Overview
In 2021, the Uptown Kings Riddim brought new life to dancehall music, blending a heavy street anthem base with fresh sounds from other genres. The riddim’s deep basslines and catchy drum patterns made it a favorite at sound clashes and street parties, keeping the energy high wherever it played. This riddim stands out because it mixes classic dancehall vibes with hints of hip hop and afrobeat. The result is a sound that feels both familiar and new, making it easy for DJs to blend with other styles. The smooth harmonies layered over the driving beat give each track a unique direction, pulling in fans from different musical backgrounds. Artists like Bad Gyal Jade, with her track "Make Dat Money," brought a fierce and confident style to the riddim. Big 44 showed off his raw energy on "Mad Dawg," while Gage’s "Nuh Play" delivered sharp lyrics and a memorable hook. Kiprich, known for his hit "Telephone Ting," added his signature wit with "Winning in Dem Mind." Netwrk’s "Earthquake" shook up the scene with creative flows and strong delivery. The producer, BOYSIE RECORDS / ICLIPS RECORDS, played a key role in shaping the riddim’s sound. The label has a history of working with top dancehall and reggae artists, and their productions have gained millions of streams worldwide. Their careful guidance made sure each artist’s voice fit perfectly, while keeping the riddim’s classic dancehall roots. Looking back, the Uptown Kings Riddim’s powerful base and blend of genres helped keep dancehall alive and exciting in 2021. It remains a strong reminder of how creative production and talented artists can keep the dancehall spirit moving forward.
Uptown Kings Tracklist:
- Bad Gyal Jade – Make Dat Money
- Big 44 – Mad Dawg
- Gage – Nuh Play
- Kiprich – Winning in Dem Mind
- Netwrk – Earthquake
- Queen Nikki – Twinkle Star
- Sanka – Steam
- Shane O – Prove It
- Villa Vil – Rise
- Zinthos – Champ
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