WYNTA TYM RIDDIM (ZIM DANCEHALL) – BLACK IDENTITY RECORDS 2014
Wynta Tym Overview
Today, Wynta Tym Riddim is remembered as a classic in dancehall music. In 2021, it was celebrated as a true yard anthem, with its influence felt across the scene. Fans and selectors still play its tracks at parties and on radio, showing how much it shaped modern dancehall. The riddim first made waves in 2014, quickly gaining respect for its unique sound and lasting energy. It featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Kingsound Pro stood out with “Usandidadire,” a track that remains a favorite. Mackman And Lewaz Skattah’s “Final” added a different flavor, showing their ability to blend melodies with sharp lyrics. Prodigal Nutty Gora’s “Handichamuda” became a singalong hit and helped boost his profile in the dancehall world. Nonsi, Nato Fyah & Kilaman joined forces on “Donhodzo,” delivering a powerful collaboration that brought together their voices in a memorable way. Tobbie’s “Winter Tym” gave the riddim a cool, laid-back touch, rounding out the release. Each artist contributed to the riddim’s success, but the studio work behind the scenes also played a big role. The production was handled with care, giving each song a clear, punchy sound that worked well on big speakers. The riddim’s careful arrangement and mixing helped it stand out from other releases at the time. Wynta Tym Riddim’s legacy is secure. It still gets played and talked about, proving its place as a touchstone in dancehall culture.
Wynta Tym Tracklist:
- Kingsound Pro – Usandidadire
- Mackman And Lewaz Skattah – Final
- Prodigal Nutty Gora – Handichamuda
- Nonsi, Nato Fyah & Kilaman – Donhodzo
- Tobbie – Winter Tym
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