A TOUCH OF CLASS RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN 2018
A Touch Of Class Overview
In 2018, the “A Touch Of Class Riddim” project brought together a new wave of bashment energy in dancehall. The riddim was produced by JOHN JOHN, a respected figure in Jamaican music. JOHN JOHN, son of the legendary King Jammy, has built his own name with the John John Records label. He is known for his crisp, modern sound and for helping many artists find their voice in the dancehall scene. The recording process for “A Touch Of Class Riddim” was all about collaboration. Inside the studio, JOHN JOHN worked closely with each artist, guiding their vocals and helping them bring out their best style. The riddim’s clean production allowed each performer to shine, while still keeping a tight, unified sound. Romain Virgo & I Octane teamed up on “Think You Lonely,” bringing a mix of smooth singing and heartfelt lyrics. Christopher Martin’s “Yours Baby” added a soulful touch, showing off his strong vocals. Bugle’s “Do It” delivered conscious lyrics with his signature clarity. Beenie Man and Girl both gave their own spin to “Want You Babe,” with Beenie Man’s veteran delivery and Girl’s fresh voice giving the song two unique flavors. Other tracks like Sizzla’s “Best,” Richie Stephens’ “Secret Love,” U.S.T’s “Drain My Energy,” Ikaya’s “Loverholic,” and Da Professor’s “Me” each added their own style to the riddim, making the project diverse and lively. This riddim not only gave new artists their big break, but also captured the spirit of bashment. Its collaborative energy and studio craftsmanship have made it a lasting part of dancehall history.
A Touch Of Class Tracklist:
- Romain Virgo & I Octane – Think You Lonely
- Christopher Martin – Yours Baby
- Bugle – Do It
- Beenie Man – Want You Babe (Feat Girl)
- Sizzla – Best
- Richie Stephens – Secret Love
- U.S.T – Drain My Energy
- Ikaya – Loverholic
- Da Professor – Me
- Answelle – Doubt My Love
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