BALL GAME RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS 2017
Ball Game Overview
DJ Frass is a respected producer in the dancehall world. He is known for his sharp ear for talent and his work with both new and established artists. Through his label and collaborations, DJ Frass has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. His projects often gain millions of streams, and he is credited with launching new careers and bringing fresh energy to the scene. In 2017, DJ Frass released the Ball Game Riddim, a dancehall collection that made a big impact. This rhythm gave several new artists their first real break in the music industry. Ding Dong’s track, "Ball Game," quickly became a favorite in parties and dancehalls. Jahmiel delivered two powerful songs, "Dutty Heart" and "Dat Nah Go Nuh Weh," showing his lyrical skill and ability to connect with listeners. Sean Paul added his global star power with "Swell Up," bringing attention from fans around the world. Other artists also made their mark on this riddim. Voicemail and Monsta Squad both contributed with their version of "Traffic," each bringing their own style. Flexx And Chase Cross teamed up for "Party Buck," while Deizzle And Ocg joined forces on "Party Tek Off." These tracks helped the Ball Game Riddim stand out, offering a mix of voices and styles that kept dancehall fans excited. The Ball Game Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. It not only showcased established stars but also opened doors for new talent, making it a lasting favorite in the genre.
Ball Game Tracklist:
- Ding Dong – Ball Game
- Jahmiel – Dutty Heart/Dat Nah Go Nuh Weh
- Sean Paul – Swell Up
- I-Octane – Anuh Just Now
- Voicemail – Traffic (Feat Monsta Squad)
- Flexx And Chase Cross – Party Buck
- Deizzle And Ocg – Party Tek Off (Clean)
- Deizzle And Ocg – Party Tek Off (Raw)
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