VYBZ SCHOOL RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS 2015
Vybz School Overview
GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS stands out as one of the most influential labels in modern dancehall. With a reputation for sharp riddims and hit-making collaborations, the label has shaped the sound of Jamaica’s dancehall scene. Their 2015 release, the Vybz School Riddim, is a true showcase of this impact. The riddim features a lineup of some of the most recognized voices in dancehall. Vybz Kartel delivers “Big Dreams,” a track that highlights his lyrical power and signature flow. Tommy Lee’s “Anything A Anything” brings a dark, energetic vibe to the riddim, showing his unique style. Sheba’s “One Whine” adds a catchy, dance-ready energy, while Shawn Storm’s “Dem Fraid” stands out for its confident delivery and streetwise lyrics. Merital’s “Protect My Steps” brings a thoughtful tone, and Lisa Hype’s “21 To 1” adds a fierce attitude to the mix. Jah Vinci’s “Nuh Trust Friend” is memorable for its melody and message, and Blak Ryno’s “Go Hard” rounds out the set with determination and drive. The mastermind behind the riddim, GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS, is known for crafting some of dancehall’s biggest hits. Their ability to bring together top artists and create a cohesive sound has made them a respected name in the industry. With millions of streams and a history of successful releases, the label continues to influence dancehall’s direction. The Vybz School Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its sound shaped the genre in 2015 and continues to inspire new music and artists today.
Vybz School Tracklist:
- Vybz Kartel – Big Dreams (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – Big Dreams (Clean)
- Tommy Lee – Anything A Anything (Raw)
- Tommy Lee – Anything A Anything (Clean)
- Sheba – One Whine
- Shawn Storm – Dem Fraid
- Merital – Protect My Steps
- Lisa Hype – 21 To 1
- Jah Vinci – Nuh Trust Friend
- Blak Ryno – Go Hard
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