90’S VIBE RIDDIM produced by MADD KASTLE RECORDS 2019
90s Vibe Overview
The 90's Vibe Riddim appeared in Jamaica in 2019 and quickly caught attention on the dancehall scene. Built for the dance floor, it became a favorite for parties and dancehall events soon after its release. This energetic riddim features several standout tracks from well-known artists. Farmer Brown brings his unique style to the mix with "Love It Bad." Farmer Brown is recognized in the dancehall world for his energetic performances and catchy hooks. IQlus delivers "Gaining," adding a smooth but powerful flow to the project. Brighta Star’s "Long Distance" shows off his melodic side, continuing his reputation for blending dancehall rhythms with memorable lyrics. Maga Sklinks steps up with "Stop Girl," while Master J rounds out the lineup with "Take The Position." Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim a diverse listening experience. The track builder behind this project is MADD KASTLE RECORDS, a label known for pushing fresh sounds in dancehall. Madd Kastle Records has built a reputation for producing high-energy riddims and working with both established and rising artists. Their focus on quality and dancefloor appeal has earned them respect among selectors and DJs. Even years after its release, the 90's Vibe Riddim is still rated highly by dancehall selectors. Its lively beats and standout tracks keep it in rotation at parties and on radio. This 2019 mix remains a strong example of modern dancehall energy, driven by talented artists and a dedicated producer.
90s Vibe Tracklist:
- Farmer Brown – Love It Bad
- IQlus – Gaining (Clean)
- IQlus – Gaining (Raw)
- Brighta Star – Long Distance (Clean)
- Brighta Star – Long Distance (Raw)
- Maga Sklinks – Stop Girl
- Master J – Take The Position (Clean)
- Master J – Take The Position (Raw)
- Madd Kastle Records – 90’s Vibe Riddim (instrumental)
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