WEST BLOCK RIDDIM produced by DI KEMYS 2017
In 2017, West Block Riddim was released as a dancehall riddim that drew strength from Discyple, Fyah Slice, Marly G. Their smooth energy over rowdy beats gave the riddim its edge. DI KEMYS ensured sound system vibes remained present throughout. It’s a project that still feels fresh. Chart-topper! Yardie favorite!
West Block Overview
When West Block Riddim dropped in 2017, it brought a powerful yard beat that was impossible to ignore. The rhythm was bold and energetic, with heavy drums and catchy melodies that made people move. It was the kind of riddim that filled dance floors and kept parties going all night. The mix had a raw edge but still felt polished, making it a favorite among dancehall fans. The riddim featured some standout artists who each brought something special. Discyple delivered strong vocals on “World Praise,” a track that showed his signature style. Fyah Slice, known for “Born And Grow,” added a real roots vibe with his lyrics and flow. Marly G’s “Dream World” mixed smooth delivery with deep lyrics, while Rebirth’s “Same One” gave the riddim a thoughtful touch. Each song fit perfectly into the riddim’s energy. Di Kemys, the producer behind West Block Riddim, played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for his work as both an artist and producer, Di Kemys has been active in the dancehall scene for years. With “West Block Riddim,” he made sure the sound system culture was alive and well, and his production skills gave the project its lasting appeal. His influence can be heard in every track, especially on his own cut, “West Block Riddim.” Even years later, dancehall selectors still rate this mix. West Block Riddim remains a highlight from 2017, remembered for its strong vibe, talented artists, and the steady hand of Di Kemys at the controls.
West Block Tracklist:
- Discyple – World Praise
- Fyah Slice – Born And Grow
- Marly G – Dream World
- Marly G – Dream World
- Rebirth – Same One
- Di Kemys – West Block Riddim (Instrumental)
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