BEACH RESORT RIDDIM produced by PL MUSIC 2018
Beach Resort Overview
The creation of the Beach Resort Riddim was a special moment in the studio. The producer, PL MUSIC, wanted to build a sound that would stand out in the dancehall. The team spent hours shaping the beat, focusing on heavy basslines and energetic rhythms that would move any crowd. PL MUSIC is known for bringing a fresh style to dancehall. As a producer and label, PL MUSIC has worked with many top artists and helped push new riddims into the spotlight, gaining respect on the dancehall scene. The creative direction for Beach Resort Riddim was all about keeping the sound system culture alive. The riddim was designed to be loud, clear, and full of energy, perfect for selectors looking to fire up a dance. On this riddim, several top artists delivered standout tracks. Busy Signal’s “Know Mi Good” brings his signature sharp delivery. Busy Signal is famous for hits like “Stay So” and has enjoyed chart success in Jamaica and abroad. Beenie Man, known as the “King of Dancehall,” adds his unique flair with “Good.” Beenie Man won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001, making him one of the most recognized names in reggae and dancehall. Gyptian’s “Bounce” shows his smooth vocal style. Gyptian is well known for his international hit “Hold Yuh.” Bugle’s “Laba Laba” delivers thoughtful lyrics, while Wayne Marshal’s “Son Of A Gun” adds his strong voice to the mix.
Beach Resort Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Know Mi Good
- Beenie Man – Good (Radio Edit)
- Beenie Man – Good (Raw)
- Gyptian – Bounce
- Bugle – Laba Laba (Radio Edit)
- Bugle – Laba Laba (Raw)
- Wayne Marshal – Son Of A Gun
- Spookie – Love & Affection
- Jovi Di Pree – Heaven (Radio Edit)
- Jovi Di Pree – Heaven (Raw)
- Don 1 – Loyalty
- Krush – You A Lead
- Delly Ranx – Memories Live On
- Pl Music – Beach Resort Riddim Instrumental
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