VENOM RIDDIM produced by SEXYRAS PRODUCTION 2012
Venom Overview
In 2012, dancehall was all about energy and street anthems, and the Venom Riddim captured that moment perfectly. Its heavy, driving base was built for the dance floor, and it quickly became a favorite in street parties and clubs. The riddim’s pulse matched the mood of the year—bold, catchy, and made for movement. The sound engineer behind Venom Riddim played a big role in shaping its impact. By layering punchy drums with deep bass, the engineer gave the riddim its raw power. The mix was clean and sharp, letting every artist’s voice ride the beat with clarity. SEXYRAS PRODUCTION, the label behind this release, is known for pushing dancehall forward in the 2010s. Based in Jamaica, SEXYRAS PRODUCTION has put out several high-energy riddims, helping new and veteran artists reach a wide audience. Their work on Venom Riddim added another highlight to their catalog, earning respect from selectors and fans alike. On Venom Riddim, Gott Yo delivered “Something Fi Gwaan.” His style fit the riddim’s urgent vibe, making the track a standout for those who love fresh voices in dancehall. Junior Reid, a legend in reggae and dancehall, brought “Christmas A Come.” Known for his hit “One Blood,” Junior Reid’s appearance added star power and experience to the project. Cali P, with “Victory,” brought his own international flavor. Cali P is recognized for blending Caribbean and European styles, and his work on “Victory” showed his unique approach.
Venom Tracklist:
- Gott Yo – Something Fi Gwaan
- Junior Reid – Christmas A Come
- Cali P – Victory
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