WASABI RIDDIM produced by ROMEICH ENT / SLYDA DI WIZARD MUSIC 2020
Wasabi Overview
Selectors across the dancehall scene have praised this collection for its energy and bashment-ready tracks. The yard beat at the center of these songs brings the classic dancehall sound, but also mixes in touches from other genres. You can hear hints of hip hop and pop, making the riddim both fresh and familiar. This blend keeps the dancefloor moving and attracts new listeners to the dancehall style. Each artist brings something special to the project. Teejay shines on “Happy,” delivering smooth vocals and a positive vibe. Konshens brings his sharp flow to “Badmind Dead,” tackling tough themes with confidence. JDon Heights adds a melodic touch with “Right Back,” while Qraig Voicemail’s “The Process” stands out with catchy hooks. Ding Dong brings his signature party style to “Revel,” making it perfect for bashment sessions. Other tracks like Kash’s “Believe,” ZJ Liquid’s “Live My Life,” and Flamzz’s “Well Hard” add more flavors, showing the riddim’s versatility. The bashment arranger plays a key role, shaping the sound so each track fits perfectly on the riddim. This helps the collection feel unified and strong, ready for any dance. The producer, ROMEICH ENT / SLYDA DI WIZARD MUSIC, is well-known in the Jamaican music industry. With a history of producing big hits and supporting top artists, the label has helped push dancehall forward. Their careful production on this collection shows their experience and impact. The yard beat remains an important part of dancehall history. With this release, it continues to connect the past to the present, keeping the music alive on dancefloors everywhere.
Wasabi Tracklist:
- Teejay – Happy
- Konshens – Badmind Dead
- Konshens – Badmind Dead (Radio Edit)
- JDon Heights – Right Back
- Qraig Voicemail – The Process
- Ding Dong – Revel
- Kash – Believe
- ZJ Liquid – Live My Life
- Flamzz – Well Hard
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.