WRANGLA RIDDIM produced by YELLOW MOON RECORDS 2015
Wrangla Overview
The Wrangla Riddim, built by YELLOW MOON RECORDS in 2015, is a true standout in dancehall music. YELLOW MOON RECORDS is known for shaping modern dancehall with their sharp, energetic productions. The label has worked with many top artists and is respected for bringing fresh sounds to the scene. This riddim is loaded with heavy basslines and sharp drums, making it a favorite for both fans and selectors. The energy is high from start to finish, and the beat keeps the dancefloor moving. Each artist brings their own unique style, making every track memorable. Alkaline’s “Whey Yuh Have” is a bold, confident anthem that shows off his lyrical skills. Shawn Storm delivers “Fully Bad,” a song filled with streetwise attitude and real dancehall vibes. I Octane’s “Nuh Bwoy” brings a message of strength and independence, while Likkle Dainjah’s “Waah Rich” talks about ambition and dreams in the ghetto. Masicka’s “Check Again” adds sharp wordplay and clever flows to the mix. Other strong tracks include Kiprich with “Rich Suh” and Chilando’s “Hot It Up,” both adding their own flavor to the riddim. The collection is rounded out by Yellow Moon Records’ own “Wrangla Riddim” instrumental, letting the beat shine on its own. This yard beat is still remembered for lighting up dancehall parties everywhere. The Wrangla Riddim remains an important piece of dancehall history, showing the power of a strong riddim and talented artists working together.
Wrangla Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Whey Yuh Have (Clean)
- Alkaline – Whey Yuh Have (Raw)
- Shawn Storm – Fully Bad (Clean)
- Shawn Storm – Fully Bad (Raw)
- I Octane – Nuh Bwoy
- Likkle Dainjah – Waah Rich
- Mavado – Up Like 7
- Masicka – Check Again (Clean)
- Masicka – Check Again (Raw)
- Kiprich – Rich Suh (Clean)
- Kiprich – Rich Suh (Raw)
- Chilando – Hot It Up (Clean)
- Chilando – Hot It Up (Raw)
- Yellow Moon Records – Wrangla Riddim (Instrumental)
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