VIDEO GAME RIDDIM produced by BLOCK 17 PRODUCTIONS
Video Game Overview
The Video Game Riddim dropped in 2019, bringing the energy of Jamaican yard parties straight to dancehall fans. This lively riddim came from BLOCK 17 PRODUCTIONS, a studio known for pushing new sounds in the dancehall scene. Several new artists got their big break on this project. Gangoolie stood out with "Gyal A Beat Dem," showing his talent for catchy lyrics and energetic delivery. Gangoolie is well-known in the dancehall world, especially for his earlier hit "Muscle Wine." Kareem New Wave brought heat with "Nah Hear Dem," adding his fresh voice to the riddim. Klasic TopKicka made an impression with "Countless Gyal," while Maw Chan delivered the track "Axio." Rugidy also joined the lineup with "Deceiver," helping to round out the collection of new talent. Each artist brought their own style, but the riddim kept a strong party feeling throughout. This gave every song a real dancehall vibe, perfect for lively gatherings and street dances. Behind the scenes, BLOCK 17 PRODUCTIONS shaped the sound. The studio has a history of introducing fresh riddims and supporting upcoming artists in Jamaica. Their work on Video Game Riddim showed how powerful small, local studios can be in shaping the genre. The riddim got attention for its creative beats and helped launch several new voices in dancehall. In 2019, Video Game Riddim proved that Jamaican yard studios still lead the way, giving new artists a stage and keeping dancehall culture alive.
Video Game Tracklist:
- Camar Flava – Careful
- Camar Flava – Careful (raw)
- Gangoolie – Gyal A Beat Dem
- Gangoolie – Gyal A Beat Dem (raw)
- Kareem New Wave – Nah Hear Dem
- Kareem New Wave – Nah Hear Dem (raw)
- Klasic TopKicka – Countless Gyal
- Klasic TopKicka – Countless Gyal (raw)
- Maw Chan – Axio
- Maw Chan – Axio (raw)
- Rugidy – Deceiver
- Rugidy – Deceiver (raw)
- Skye Diamond – Best Life
- Zabrick – Living My Life
- Zabrick – Living My Life (raw)
- Block 17 Productions – Video Game (Riddim instrumental)
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