WORLD ROCKING RIDDIM produced by SWEET MUSIC
World Rocking Overview
The sound engineer behind World Rocking Riddim played a big part in shaping its powerful sound. By mixing sharp drums and deep bass, the engineer made sure every track hit hard in the club. Their careful work gave the riddim its raw edge, helping it stand out in a crowded dancehall scene. SWEET MUSIC, the producer and label, has a history of releasing strong dancehall projects. Known for quality and consistency, SWEET MUSIC has built a reputation for bringing together top artists. The label’s releases have gained thousands of streams, showing their impact on both local and international fans. Moving to the artists, Masicka’s track, Better Days, brings hope with sharp lyrics and a catchy hook. Busy Signal delivers Do Mi Own Ting, a song full of confidence and energy, perfect for dance floors. Jahmiel’s The World stands out with its thoughtful message and smooth delivery. Ginjah’s Mama is a heartfelt tribute, adding a touch of emotion to the riddim. Nesbeth’s Real keeps things honest and true, connecting with listeners on a personal level. Other artists add their own flavor. Chino appears with The Process, while J Rile brings Can't Trust Them. Nazine’s Till Death, Singing Sweet, New Wizzle’s Enemies, and the instrumental Sweet Music — World Rocking Riddim round out the project. Each artist and song fits well on the riddim, creating a strong, club-ready collection. World Rocking Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy and the talent it brought together.
World Rocking Tracklist:
- Masicka – Better Days
- Busy Signal – Do Mi Own Ting
- Jahmiel – The World
- Ginjah – Mama
- Nesbeth – Real
- Chino – The Process
- J Rile – Can’t Trust Them
- Nazine – Till Death
- Singing Sweet; New Wizzle – Enemies
- Sweet Music – World Rocking Riddim
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