PENTHOUSE RIDDIM produced by JUGGLERZ RECORDS 2014
Penthouse Tracklist:
- Angel Doolas – Must Have
- Beenie Man – Survivor
- Bobby Hustle – Let Dem Talk
- Burro Banton – Inna Mi League
- Chevaughn – The Juggler
- Collie Buddz – Nice Up Yourself
- D Flame – Es Geht Mir Gut
- Delly Ranks – Worldwide Love
- Jugglerz & Jr Blender – Penthouse Riddim (Instrumental)
- Kingseyes – Tell Me
- Lion D – So Fine
- Miwata Ft. Jah Phil – Alles Was Ich Brauch
- Perfect Giddimani – A Reason
- Phenomden – Gi Di Yutes A Chance
- Randy Valentine – Lock Me Up
- Sanchez – You Give Me Shelter
- Terry Linen -Money
- Ziggi Recado – A No My Fault
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Penthouse Overview
In 2014, a fresh dub release brought roots reggae vibes to the scene with the arrival of the Penthouse Riddim. This project came from JUGGLERZ RECORDS, a German sound system and production team known for their strong influence in modern reggae and dancehall. JUGGLERZ RECORDS has built a reputation for blending classic reggae elements with new sounds, and their productions have gained millions of streams worldwide. The Penthouse Riddim release featured a lineup of respected artists. Angel Doolas set the tone with “Must Have,” delivering smooth vocals over the laid-back rhythm. Beenie Man, one of reggae’s most famous voices, contributed “Survivor,” adding his signature energy and flow. Bobby Hustle’s “Let Dem Talk” kept the vibe relaxed but confident, while Burro Banton brought his powerful style to “Inna Mi League.” Collie Buddz, known for his international appeal, added “Nice Up Yourself,” giving the riddim a catchy and uplifting touch. Other artists also made their mark on the release. D Flame shared “Es Geht Mir Gut,” Delly Ranks delivered “Worldwide Love,” and Kingseyes sang “Tell Me.” Lion D’s “So Fine” and the instrumental “Penthouse Riddim” by Jugglerz & Jr Blender rounded out the collection. The Penthouse Riddim stands out for its seamless flow and classic dub echoes, making it a favorite among selectors and fans. Thanks to JUGGLERZ RECORDS and the featured artists, this foundation rhythm remains an important part of reggae’s ongoing story.