ALL INCLUSIVE RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS RECORDS 2016
All Inclusive Overview
The All Inclusive Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices in 2016. Alaine delivered her uplifting anthem "Born To Win," while Alkaline gave fans the catchy "One More Time." I Octane added his energy to the mix with "Me Nah Do It." Jahmiel inspired listeners with "You Can Do It Too," and Mink Jo switched up the vibe on "Change Of Pace." Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim diverse and memorable. The sound system cut of the All Inclusive Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of its time. DJs and selectors loved how the riddim moved crowds, blending strong melodies with hard-hitting rhythms. This version became a favorite at street dances and parties, helping to spread its influence across Jamaica and beyond. DJ FRASS RECORDS, the producer behind this project, is known for shaping modern dancehall. The label has worked with many top artists and has a reputation for delivering hits that resonate with fans. DJ Frass himself has been active in the industry for years, building a catalog that includes some of dancehall’s biggest tunes. The All Inclusive Riddim’s sound system cut stands out as a key moment in dancehall history. It brought together talented artists, a skilled producer, and a powerful riddim that still gets played today. For reggae fans, this release is a reminder of how music can capture the mood of an era and keep dancehall culture alive.
All Inclusive Tracklist:
- Alaine – Born To Win
- Alkaline – One More Time (Clean)
- Alkaline – One More Time (Raw)
- I Octane – Me Nah Do It
- Jahmiel – You Can Do It Too
- Mavado – Big Bumpa Gal (Clean)
- Mavado – Big Bumpa Gal (Raw)
- Mink Jo – Change Of Pace
- OCG – Dancehall Nice
- Sean Paul – Give Thanks For Life
- Seal Paul – Wine It (Clean)
- Seal Paul – Wine It (Raw)
- Tarrus Riley – Nuh Need To Worry
- Vershon – Felling High (Clean)
- Vershon – Felling High (Raw)
- Dj Frass Records – All Inclusive Riddim
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