War Summer Riddim - So Unique Records

WAR SUMMER RIDDIM produced by SO UNIQUE RECORDS 2012

War Summer Overview

When War Summer Riddim dropped in 2012, dancehall DJs and fans quickly made it a street favorite. The riddim’s sound was bold and full of energy, perfect for dancehall parties and street dances. Its heavy bass and catchy hooks gave it a street anthem feel, but it also blended well with other genres. You could hear hints of hip hop and even a bit of electronic music in the production, making it popular with a wide range of listeners. Blak Ryno brought his strong voice to the track "Mine Yuh Speech." Known for his hit "Bike Back," Blak Ryno has always been a respected name in dancehall. Kiprich dropped "Dem Nuh Bad," adding his clever lyrics and unique style. Kiprich is famous for winning the Sting clash in 2012, a big moment in dancehall history. Flexxx joined in with "Dem Nuh Bad Suh," showing his skill with smooth flows. Ki delivered two songs: "Rum Off Dem Mouth" and "Run Off Dem Mouth." Both tracks brought a playful but sharp edge to the riddim. King Asar’s "If Dem Violate" added a tough, warning tone, fitting right into the street anthem vibe. SO UNIQUE RECORDS produced the riddim. The label, led by Elvis Redwood, is known for big hits like the "Nuh Linga Riddim" and has worked with top artists in Jamaica. Their experience shines in War Summer Riddim, keeping the sound true to dancehall roots while mixing in fresh elements. The bashment arranger helped keep the energy high and the structure tight, making sure every song fit perfectly. War Summer Riddim is still remembered as a true dancehall anthem from 2012.