WIZZLE RIDDIM produced by TJ RECORDS 2018
Wizzle Overview
In 2018, the reggae and dancehall scene was buzzing with new sounds. One of the most talked-about releases was the Wizzle Riddim, produced by TJ RECORDS. TJ RECORDS is a well-known Jamaican label, famous for delivering chart-topping dancehall and reggae tracks. Over the years, the label has worked with many top artists and helped shape the modern sound of the genre. Wizzle Riddim quickly caught the attention of fans. Jah Cure brought his soulful voice to "Jah Lead The Way," giving the song deep emotion and spiritual energy. Konshens delivered two versions of his hit, "Every Hustler (Radio Edit)" and "Every Hustler." Both tracks highlight his lyrical skill and his connection with everyday struggles, making them favorites among listeners. Agent Sasco’s "Full Up A Style" added a confident and energetic vibe to the riddim, showing why he is respected in the dancehall community. "Herbalist Party" by Jesse Royal & Charly Blacks brought a fun, party-ready feeling, mixing roots reggae with dancehall flair. Lukie D’s "Time To Shine" gave the riddim a positive and uplifting message, while Romain Virgo’s "Bless Me Lord" offered hope and inspiration. Chris Marti’s "Love Triangle" told a story of romance, and Jah Izrehl’s "Banana Farmer" celebrated hard work and island life. Each artist brought their unique style, making Wizzle Riddim a standout project. Guided by TJ RECORDS, this riddim remains an important part of reggae dancehall history, full of island vibes and ready for any party.
Wizzle Tracklist:
- Jah Lead The Way – Jah Cure
- Every Hustler (Radio Edit) – Konshens
- Every Hustler – Konshens
- Full Up A Style – Agent Sasco (Assassin)
- Herbalist Party – Jesse Royal & Charly Blacks
- Time To Shine – Lukie D
- Bless Me Lord – Romain Virgo
- Love Triangle – Chris Martin
- Banana Farmer – Jah Izrehl
- Tj Records – Wizzle Riddim
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