Pleasure With Pain Riddim – Ireland Records

PLEASURE WITH PAIN RIDDIM VOL. 1 (DANCEHALL) – IRELAND RECORDS / VPAL MUSIC 2019

Pleasure With Pain Overview

In 2019, the dancehall world felt a new energy when the Pleasure With Pain Riddim arrived on the scene. The riddim’s architect, Producer, built its foundation with heavy basslines and sharp, modern beats. This sound quickly caught the attention of partygoers and selectors, who loved the riddim for its raw and infectious vibe. The journey of the riddim began in the studio, where Producer experimented with different rhythms and melodies. The goal was to create a backdrop that would stand out at any dancehall event. When the riddim was ready, it brought together a mix of talented artists, each adding their unique style. Hot Frass delivered “Calling You,” bringing his signature energy to the track. Hot Frass is known in the dancehall scene for songs like “Polo,” which helped establish his reputation as a rising star. Av&nte brought the title track, “Pleasure With Pain,” layering smooth vocals over the riddim’s driving beat. TK’s “Want It Rough” added a bold, playful touch, while I View’s “Real People” kept the vibe grounded and relatable. Dolly Body teamed up with Ssense for “Tightest,” creating a catchy anthem that quickly became a favorite in parties. Ssense also shined solo on the same track, showing versatility and chemistry with Dolly Body. From creation to release, the Pleasure With Pain Riddim captured the spirit of 2019 dancehall. Today, selectors still rate this recording, and its tracks continue to echo at dances, proving its lasting impact on the genre.

Pleasure With Pain Tracklist:

1. Hot Frass – Calling You
2. Av&nte – Pleasure With Pain
3. TK – Want It Rough
4. I View – Real People
5. Dolly Body ft. Ssense – Tightest
6. Jutan Rhyme – Long Time
7. Ireland Boss ft. Real V – Teach Him Girl

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