BETTER WAY RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2013
Better Way Overview
Selectors have embraced this mix for its strong collection of bashment-ready tracks, each designed to keep dance floors moving. The mix opens with Bugle — Unnecessary Hype, a song that calls out distractions and focuses on realness. Jah Vinci — Tower Of Strength follows, offering encouragement and resilience through its powerful lyrics. Melloquence — Overcome continues the uplifting mood, reminding listeners of the importance of pushing through challenges. Romain Virgo — When You Cry brings a touch of emotion, blending heartfelt vocals with the riddim’s smooth groove. T’Nez — Count Your Blessings rounds out the vocal tracks, urging listeners to appreciate what they have. Each track sits confidently on the Cashflow Records — Better Way Riddim, tying the set together with a unified sound that feels fresh yet classic. The artists on this mix—Bugle, Jah Vinci, Melloquence, Romain Virgo, and T’Nez—are all respected for their unique voices and perspectives. Their performances on the Better Way Riddim show both individual style and a shared energy that fits the dancehall scene perfectly. CASHFLOW RECORDS, the producer behind this riddim, has a reputation for blending modern sounds with traditional dancehall elements. The label is known for creating tracks that perform well both in Jamaica and internationally. Their work on the Better Way Riddim continues this trend, offering a backdrop that selectors and fans appreciate for its seamless flow. This mix captures an important era in dancehall history, where new voices and classic rhythms came together to shape the sound of parties and playlists worldwide.
Better Way Tracklist:
- Bugle – Unnecessary Hype
- Jah Vinci – Tower Of Strength (acoustic)
- Jah Vinci – Tower Of Strength
- Melloquence – Overcome
- Romain Virgo – When You Cry
- T’Nez – Count Your Blessings
- Cashflow Records – Better Way Riddim
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