CARAMEL ICE CREAM – K-LICIOUS MUSIC 2017
Caramel Ice Cream – K-licious Music Overview
When the Caramel Ice Cream riddim first hit the yard session tapes in 2017, fans reacted with pure excitement. The beat’s infectious energy took over bashment sessions, quickly becoming a favorite for selectors and dancers alike. Its smooth yet driving rhythm set the perfect backdrop for both new and established voices in dancehall. Several standout tracks helped define the riddim’s success. Adn’s “Risk It All” brought heartfelt lyrics and a catchy hook that resonated with listeners. Khalia Ft Busy Signal delivered “Badda,” a collaboration that highlighted both artists’ strengths, blending Khalia’s melodic style with Busy Signal’s sharp delivery. Busy Signal - Badda also contributed his own version, “Badda,” which kept the energy high and the crowd moving. Gc’s “Come To Me” added a sultry vibe, offering a different flavor while still riding the beat perfectly. Atiba’s “Don’t Let Go” rounded out the lineup with smooth vocals and a memorable chorus. Behind this influential riddim was K-licious Music, a label known for crafting quality dancehall productions. The riddim architect, working under the K-licious Music banner, ensured each track maintained a consistent vibe while letting each artist’s individuality shine. The label’s careful production and attention to detail made Caramel Ice Cream a lasting favorite in dancehall circles. Today, the Caramel Ice Cream riddim remains an important chapter in dancehall history. Its blend of strong grooves and memorable performances continues to inspire both fans and artists, proving the enduring power of a well-crafted yard beat.
Tracklist:
- Adn – Risk It All
- Khalia Ft Busy Signal – Badda
- Gc – Come To Me
- Atiba – Don’T Let Go
- Wayne Wonder – Falling
- Shaggy – Our Future (Raw)
- Shaggy – Our Future (Radio)
- Romain Virgo – Plans
- Major – Temptation
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