WORLD CLASS RIDDIM produced by SMOKE SHOP PRODUCTIONZ 2013
World Class Overview
Behind every great dancehall release is a skilled producer, and SMOKE SHOP PRODUCTIONZ proves this with World Class Riddim. Known for their sharp ear and tight mixes, SMOKE SHOP PRODUCTIONZ has built a solid reputation in the dancehall scene. Their work on this riddim shows their experience, blending 2013’s dancehall style with a modern, party-ready sound. Over the years, the label has delivered several notable projects, helping bring fresh talent to the dancehall world. World Class Riddim brings together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own flavor to the beat. Chuckle Berry shines with "Living My Life," delivering positive energy and catchy hooks. Hitman Wallie’s "World Crisis" brings a serious message, but keeps the groove moving. Lantan invites everyone to relax and enjoy with "Let Your Hair Down," a track made for the dance floor. Sah Jam’s "Symphony" adds a melodic touch, showing the range possible over the same riddim. Splendid keeps the party going with "Party Up," a true bashment anthem. Other artists, like Turbulence & Dudsymill with "Happy Tonight," Unicorn with "Love Unuh," Denno’s "Wine Fi Mi Nuh," Blak Diamon’s "Close To Me," and Jr Daine’s "Dance With You," all bring their own style, making the riddim feel fresh with every track. This bashment flow was designed for the dance floor and quickly proved its power. World Class Riddim stands as a strong example of why dancehall continues to move crowds and shape music history.
World Class Tracklist:
- Chuckle Berry – Living My Life
- Hitman Wallie – World Crisis
- Lantan – Let Your Hair Down
- Sah Jam – Symphony
- Splendid – Party Up
- Turbulence & Dudsymill – Happy Tonight
- Unicorn – Love Unuh
- Denno – Wine Fi Mi Nuh
- Blak Diamon – Close To Me
- Jr Daine – Dance With You
- Richie Loop – Dance Floor
- Spice – Feeling Crazy
- Kariz Matikk – Yeah Yeah Yeah
- Sampaloo – Party Hard
- Voicemail – The Music
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