BLACK RUM RIDDIM produced by TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS 2017
Black Rum Overview
In 2017, dancehall selectors and fans got a new set of tracks that brought fresh energy to the dancefloor. The Black Rum Riddim, produced by TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS, became a standout riddim among the year’s bashment releases. TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS is a Jamaican label known for its focus on modern dancehall sounds and strong percussion. The label has worked with both upcoming and established artists, helping to shape the sound of the dancehall scene in recent years. The Black Rum Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Duane Pressure delivered “Turn Down The Lights,” adding his signature vocals to the riddim. Duane Pressure is known for his energetic performances and has built a steady following in the dancehall community. Dermy Dee’s “Gold Mind” stood out with sharp lyrics and catchy hooks. Gia Gray, who has worked with several producers in the past, brought a smooth vibe with “Best Friend.” G Maffiah added his voice to the set with “One Man,” while Lil 6 got people moving with “Dancing Fever.” The riddim also included tracks from Prohgress with “Shame Dem,” Reson 8’s “Time Of My Life,” Young Pow’s “Gyal Wid Ambition,” Grim Rim’s “Gimmi Every Gyal,” and J Vybz with “Party Turn Up.” This dancehall drop gave selectors new fire for their sets and kept dancehall nights lively. The Black Rum Riddim remains a strong release from 2017, showing the lasting impact of TRUE BLUE FAMILY RECORDS and its artists.
Black Rum Tracklist:
- Duane Pressure – Turn Down The Lights (Raw)
- Duane Pressure – Turn Down The Lights
- Dermy Dee – Gold Mind (Raw)
- Dermy Dee – Gold Mind
- Gia Gray – Best Friend
- G Maffiah – One Man
- Lil 6 – Dancing Fever
- Prohgress – Shame Dem (Raw)
- Reson 8 (Young Flex) – Time Of My Life
- Young Pow – Gyal Wid Ambition
- Grim Rim – Gimmi Every Gyal
- J Vybz – Party Turn Up
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