BLACK CARD RIDDIM produced by D & D RECORDS 2015
Black Card Overview
In 2015, the Black Card Riddim became one of the most important sounds in Caribbean party culture. Soca music is all about energy, dance, and celebration, and this riddim captured that spirit perfectly. It was played at countless fetes, powering parades and street parties across the season. The tropical grooves and fast beats made it a favorite for anyone who wanted to dance and wave their flag. Behind the scenes, D and D RECORDS shaped the riddim’s powerful vibe. The studio, known for its work in both reggae and soca, brought together top artists and gave the riddim a professional, polished sound. D and D RECORDS has produced several popular projects over the years, helping many Caribbean artists reach new audiences. Their influence is clear in the way Black Card Riddim stands out from other releases of the time. The artists on this riddim each brought their own style. D Lexx delivered “Party Vybz,” a song that quickly became a party favorite. Devin Di Dakta, already known for winning the 2016 Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall, brought energy with “Drunk Mother Fu-Ka” and “Young Rum Lover.” Esco, who first gained fame as part of the duo Leftside & Esco, added his hit “Hold It.” Lisa Hyper, known for her strong presence in dancehall, gave fans “Black Card.” Neashard contributed “No Favors,” rounding out the lineup. Even years later, the Black Card Riddim brings back memories of 2015’s best parties.
Black Card Tracklist:
- D Lexx – Party Vybz
- Devin Di Dakta – Drunk Mother Fu-Ka (Raw)
- Devin Di Dakta – Young Rum Lover
- Esco – Hold It
- Lava Vein – Sucidal Body (Clean)
- Lava Vein – Suicidal Pussy (Raw )
- Lisa Hyper – Black Card (Gaza Slim Diss)
- Neashard – No Favors
- Payne – Come Over
- Tatikk – Party
- Vahni – Whine
- Black Card Riddim Instrumental (D&D Records] 2015
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