CARNI-AFRO-JAM RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS
Carni-Afro-Jam Overview
In the heart of the dancehall scene, street anthems play a big role in shaping the culture. These songs are the soundtracks to parties, street dances, and celebrations across Jamaica and beyond. In 2019, one collection stood out for its energy and strong bashment vibes. The studio behind this release, GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS, is known for its quality riddims and influence in modern dancehall. Founded by producer Zum, GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS has worked with many top artists and has helped push dancehall to global audiences. Their riddims often gather millions of streams and are favorites for selectors looking to ignite a party. This particular collection features a blend of established stars and fresh voices. ALISON HINDS, known as the “Queen of Soca,” brings her Caribbean flavor to “WUK UP YUH WAIST.” VYBZ KARTEL, a major force in dancehall with hits like “Fever,” delivers “POCO WHINE.” SHENSEEA, who rose to fame with songs such as “Blessed,” adds her style on “BEAT ME CONGO.” The powerful duo of TEEJAY and BEENIE MAN, the latter famous for classics like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” join forces on “UPTOP PARTY.” SHANE O, respected for his songwriting and vocal delivery, contributes “MAGICIAN.” Each track offers a unique vibe, but together they create a collection perfect for any dancehall event. Selectors praised these songs for their ability to keep crowds moving and for their reliable replay value. In 2019, this release became a favorite for anyone seeking true bashment energy.
Carni-Afro-Jam Tracklist:
01. ALISON HINDS – WUK UP YUH WAIST
02. VYBZ KARTEL – POCO WHINE
03. SHENSEEA – BEAT ME CONGO
04. TEEJAY & BEENIE MAN – UPTOP PARTY
05. SHANE O – MAGICIAN
06. MARLON SAMUELS (ICON) – SIDDUNG
07. RDX – DRUNK LOVE
08. I-OCTANE – THE STAR LIFE
09. BINGI BANKS – LOLLIPOP
10. HORRO – HORROLELL
11. JOVEXX – HUSTLE HARD
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