Bal Harbour Riddim produced by Starzplus Production 2024
Bal Harbour Overview
The Bal Harbour Riddim brought new energy to dancehall in 2024. The yard beat, created by Starzplus Production, mixed classic dancehall with hints of hip hop and afrobeats. This blend gave selectors something fresh for dancehall parties, with rhythms that work well in many settings. Starzplus Production, known for their sharp sound and modern touch, has built a reputation in Jamaica’s music scene. Their riddims often cross over into international playlists, helping local artists reach a wider audience. On this compilation, each artist added their own style. Pablo YG delivered “Buss Down” with his signature flow, making the track stand out. Soulsparks brought a catchy hook to “Meech Out,” while Tazar’s “Street Code” kept things gritty and real. Teejay, who gained international attention with his hit “People,” returned with “Cyah Done,” showing his strong vocals and songwriting skills. Charly Black, famous for his global hit “Gyal You a Party Animal,” gave “Living the Dream” a lively, uplifting vibe. The riddim’s foundation allowed each song to shine while keeping a unified sound. Czer’s “Hometown,” Flexxx’s “Life Changes,” and Lusion’s “Spin” added even more variety, proving the riddim’s versatility. The Bal Harbour Riddim showed how yard studios remain powerful in shaping dancehall. By blending genres and showcasing both new and established voices, this project highlighted the creativity coming out of Jamaica in 2024. Starzplus Production’s work on this riddim proved their ongoing impact on the genre.
Bal Harbour Tracklist:
- Mavado, Jay-A – House & Beast
- Pablo YG – Buss Down (Clean)
- Pablo YG – Buss Down (Radio Edit)
- Soulsparks – Meech Out
- Tazar – Street Code
- Teejay – Cyah Done
- Charly Black – Living the Dream
- Czer – Hometown
- Flexxx – Life Changes
- Lusion – Spin
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