ASHES TO DUST RIDDIM produced by DYNASTY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP 2022
Ashes To Dust Overview
When the Ashes To Dust Riddim was created in 2022, it was the result of careful planning and collaboration in the studio. The selector’s choice came together as producers and artists worked to build a sound that would energize dancehall parties. The riddim’s creator had a clear vision: to blend catchy melodies with hard-hitting rhythms, giving each artist space to shine. DYNASTY ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, the label behind this project, played a key role in shaping the release. Known for working with both new and established talents, DYNASTY has helped several songs reach streaming success. Their focus on quality production made this riddim stand out in a crowded dancehall scene. Each artist added a unique touch to the riddim. Rhumba delivered “Cold World,” bringing emotional lyrics and a smooth flow. Silk Boss followed with “Rocky Road,” a track that connects with many listeners. Silk Boss is also known for his hit song “Mankind,” which helped boost his reputation in dancehall. Rytikal’s “Rest in Heaven” offered a reflective mood, showing his lyrical skill. Kraff Gad contributed “Pain,” a song that highlights his raw vocal style. Malie Donn featured with “Minute,” bringing energy and catchy hooks. Malie Donn has gained attention in recent years for his consistent releases and growing fan base. Other artists on the riddim include Byron Messia with “Gone Too Soon,” JayBlem with “True Emotions,” Splxnter with “Senseless,” and Ai Milly with “Henny Energy.” Each track helped make the riddim a favorite among selectors. Even today, dancehall fans remember how this recording kept parties moving in 2022.
Ashes To Dust Tracklist:
- Govana – God n Gun
- Rhumba – Cold World
- Silk Boss – Rocky Road
- Rytikal – Rest in Heaven
- Kraff Gad – Pain
- Malie Donn – Minute
- Byron Messia – Gone Too Soon
- JayBlem – True Emotions
- Splxnter – Senseless
- Ai Milly – Henny Energy
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