VICTORIOUS RIDDIM produced by CASH TALK PRODUCTIONS 2021
Victorious Overview
In 2021, dancehall fans everywhere felt the energy of the Victorious Riddim. This bashment riddim was made for the sound system culture—built to shake up the clubs and street parties. The beat is fast, the bass is heavy, and every track was designed to get people moving. Behind this powerful sound is CASH TALK PRODUCTIONS. The label is known for its focus on dancehall and bashment, and their productions have shown up on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Their work on the Victorious Riddim kept the true spirit of dancehall alive, even when live events were limited. The sound engineer played a big role too, making sure every drum hit and vocal line cut through the speakers just right. That careful mixing and mastering is what helps a riddim like this come alive on big sound systems. The artists on the Victorious Riddim each brought their own flavor. 21Law dropped “Stay Far,” a track that’s all about keeping your circle tight. Nakodon’s “Pray Fi Me” stands out with its heartfelt lyrics. Xtreem delivered both clean and raw versions of “Tears,” showing his versatility—Xtreem is also known for his collaborations with other dancehall acts. Alapap’s “Gwan Yute” is an anthem for the youth, while Nessley Don’s “Dat Feeling” brings that feel-good vibe. Each song added something different, but together, they made the Victorious Riddim a standout release. Looking back, this riddim kept dancehall pulsing in 2021, proving that the scene is still strong and full of life.
Victorious Tracklist:
- 21Law – Stay Far
- Nakodon – Pray Fi Me
- Xtreem – Tears (Clean)
- Xtreem – Tears (Raw)
- Alapap – Gwan Yute
- Nessley Don – Dat Feeling
- Jay McCarthy – Obsessive Ex
- Po3tik – Spliff A Light (Clean)
- Po3tik – Spliff A Light (Raw)
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