YOU GONE RIDDIM 2011
You Gone Overview
In 2011, dancehall music was full of energy and excitement, with new rhythms made for parties and street dances. The bashment rhythm from that year quickly became a favorite for the dance floor. It showed how strong the Jamaican studio scene was, especially in 2021 when the recording was celebrated again. The rhythm brought together several talented artists. Divioce delivered “You Gone,” a track that matched the lively beat and kept listeners moving. G Whizz, known for his hit song “Life,” added “Mi Affi Win” to the project. G Whizz’s smooth voice and positive lyrics have made him popular in Jamaica and beyond. Jah Vinci, who once worked with Vybz Kartel and is known for songs like “Wipe Those Tears,” brought emotion to “Sad Story.” His style always connects with fans who enjoy heartfelt dancehall. Jr Daine’s “Life Of A G” added a streetwise touch to the collection, showing his unique voice. T'Nez, who has worked with producers like Don Corleon in the past, contributed “It Nuh Mek No Sense.” His song fit perfectly with the rhythm’s party vibe. Each artist brought their own style to the bashment rhythm. Together, they created a project that kept dancehall fans interested. The strong production and energetic tracks proved that Jamaica’s studios are still leaders in dancehall music, even years after the rhythm first dropped.
You Gone Tracklist:
- Divioce – You Gone
- G Whizz – Mi Affi Win
- Jah Vinci – Sad Story
- Jr Daine – Life Of A G
- T’Nez – It Nuh Mek No Sense
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