Audio: So Shifty Remix Busy Signal’s “Doggystyle”

Words by DJ Theory—

What happens when you combine one of the baddest artists in dancehall with two of the tuffest remixers in Europe? The So Shifty homies are back at it again with the drop of this murderous remix of Busy Signal’s yet-to-be released “Doggystyle,” and this one goes HARD. They simply took the original acapella to build this big room 132 bpm tropical hammer, and once again successfully married club music with dancehall vocals as very few can. Find yourself NOT trying to wheel up the soundcloud player around 0:46 …  On another note, could this perhaps be the return of daggering in the club?? Whatever it is, it gets a full co-sign over here. Stream and download below.

 

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