Rippa Riddim - Jah Wayne Records And Lazeme Music

RIPPA RIDDIM produced by JAH WAYNE RECORDS & LAZEME MUSIC 2014

Rippa Overview

In 2014, dancehall was bursting with energy and new sounds. The Rippa Riddim set fit right into the moment, bringing a fresh, pure dancehall vibe to parties and clubs. The riddim was built for the dance floor, and it quickly proved itself with its lively beats and catchy hooks. Behind the mixing board, JAH WAYNE RECORDS and LAZEME MUSIC shaped the sound. JAH WAYNE RECORDS, known for supporting up-and-coming talent, joined forces with LAZEME MUSIC, a label with a growing reputation for festival-ready productions. Their work on this project kept the tracks tight and the energy high. The artists on this set each brought their own style. Jah Wayne opened with “Love Gal (Edit),” giving the riddim a smooth but powerful start. Charly Black, already popular for his global hit “Party Animal,” added his voice to “Defend Mi Fren (Edit).” His confident delivery matched the riddim’s upbeat mood. Dermy Dee kept the tempo moving with “Wine Up Fi Mi,” a track designed for the dancers. Ryme Minista, known for his sharp lyrics, gave the set “Si Dung (Edit),” adding a streetwise edge. Teflon, who has made his mark with conscious lyrics and tough delivery, closed out with “Bad Gal,” showing his versatility on the dancehall scene. This dancehall set stands out as one of the purest sounds of 2014. With strong production and a lineup of talented artists, it captured the spirit of the year and still gets people moving today.