WICKED RIDDIM produced by WICKED MUSIC 2015
Wicked Overview
In 2015, the dancehall scene was full of energy and new ideas. The bashment rhythm was at the center of many parties and street dances. This style of rhythm is known for its heavy bass, driving drums, and catchy melodies. It brings people together, whether in Jamaica or in dancehalls around the world. The Wicked Riddim, released in 2015, is a perfect example of this bashment sound. The arranger behind the riddim knew how to mix classic dancehall elements with fresh, modern touches. This made the music feel both familiar and exciting. The blend of hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocals gave the compilation a special balance. Listeners could enjoy rough, energetic tracks and also relax with more melodic songs—all on the same riddim. WICKED MUSIC, the producer of this project, played a big role in its success. The label is known for pushing dancehall forward and supporting new talent. WICKED MUSIC has a history of strong releases in the genre, and their productions often get attention from DJs and fans worldwide. Their focus on quality and dancefloor appeal helped make the Wicked Riddim stand out. Artists like Honorebel Up, Bedi Bad, and Mc Rabbi Work Out each brought their own style to the riddim. Their performances showed the wide range possible within one rhythm. Some tracks felt raw and powerful, while others were smooth and catchy. Even years later, the Wicked Riddim brings back the lively spirit of 2015 dancehall, reminding fans of a time when bashment rhythms ruled the night.
Wicked Tracklist:
- Honorebel Up
- Bedi Bad
- Mc Rabbi Work Out
- Kuzilla African Queen
- Young Mulo Beg No Body
- Aggiecox Bagende
- Young Gt Back It Up
- Dj Rocky Ft Sbeirg Hustle
- Cutty & Trail Climb Up The Tree
- Red Fox When We A Buss It
- Richie Loop Nuh Bwoy
- Kron Productions (Wicked Music] Wicked Riddim
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