Vent Riddim – Attomatic Records and Dansky Records 2024
Vent Overview
In 2024, the street anthem base of dancehall found new life with the Vent Riddim. This riddim brought a raw, streetwise energy that made dancehall sessions come alive. The sound was bold and direct, echoing the true spirit of the streets. Compared to other compilations of its era, Vent Riddim stood out for its balance of classic dancehall vibes and fresh, modern touches. Artists like Squash, Malie Donn, and Chronic Law delivered strong tracks on this riddim. Squash, known for his hit "Feh Me Family," showed his skill at capturing real-life struggles and loyalty. Malie Donn’s "Tight Hole" brought a catchy hook and energetic flow, while Chronic Law’s "Real Friends" continued his reputation for thoughtful lyrics and deep storytelling. Other artists also added their voices to Vent Riddim. Popcaan, who has achieved international fame and appeared on the UK Albums Chart with his album "Forever," offered "Gun Necessary," adding his signature style. Jah Vinci’s "No Risk" gave listeners a powerful message, while Nhance ("Worth The World"), Skippa ("Scares"), Shaqstar ("Wonder"), The 9ine ("Twerk Fi Me"), and Jahshii ("Born Bad") each contributed unique flavors. The riddim creator played a key role in shaping the sound, making sure every track fit the overall vibe. This attention to detail helped Vent Riddim stand out from other compilations of the time, which sometimes leaned too much on either old-school or modern trends. The street anthem base of Vent Riddim will always echo the fire of 2024, reminding fans of dancehall’s power to move both the body and the soul.
Vent Tracklist:
- Squash – Feh Me Family
- Malie Donn – Tight Hole
- Chronic Law – Real Friends
- Popcaan – Gun Necessary
- Jah Vinci – No Risk
- Nhance – Worth The World
- Skippa – Scares
- Shaqstar – Wonder
- The 9ine – Twerk Fi Me
- Jahshii – Born Bad
- YK Kastro – Planet Hurt
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