Block Party Riddim – Adde Productions

Block Party Overview

The Block Party Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices in 2013. Qq And Blak Ryno, Popcaan, Mad Cobra, Jah Vinci, and J Angel all delivered standout tracks that helped define the sound of that year. Each artist added their own style to the project, making it a favorite for selectors and fans alike. Qq And Blak Ryno’s “Feel The Vibes” set a lively tone, while Popcaan’s “Unruly Rave” captured the energy of the dancefloor. Mad Cobra brought his unique presence with “Nuh Other Way,” and Jah Vinci’s “My Love” added a smooth touch. J Angel’s “Wine Up” kept the party moving with catchy hooks and rhythms. The selector’s choice was not just about individual songs, but how they worked together. Tracks like Di Genius’s “Empty Di Bar,” Christopher Martin And Ajrenalin’s “Distorted,” Charly Black’s “Happiness,” and Anarchie’s “Party Till Day Light” added variety and kept the momentum strong. The riddim itself, “Block Party Riddim” by Adde Instrumental, provided a powerful base for all these voices to shine. Adde Productions, known for their work in dancehall, produced the Block Party Riddim. Their focus on party vibes and high replay value helped the riddim become a staple in clubs across Jamaica and beyond. Today, this selector’s choice stands as an important chapter in dancehall history. It shows how a well-crafted riddim and the right mix of artists can create lasting impact on the scene.

Block Party Tracklist:

1. Qq And Blak Ryno – Feel The Vibes (Hands Up)
2. Popcaan – Unruly Rave (Raw)
3. Popcaan – Unruly Rave (Edit)
4. Mad Cobra – Nuh Other Way
5. Jah Vinci – My Love
6. J Angel – Wine Up (Raw)
7. J Angel – Wine Up (Edit)
8. Di Genius – Empty Di Bar
9. Christopher Martin And Ajrenalin – Distorted
10. Charly Black – Happiness
11. Anarchie – Party Till Day Light
12. Adde Instrumental – Block Party Riddim

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