Carousel Riddim Vol 1 – U2g

CAROUSEL RIDDIM VOL 1 – U2G 2018

Carousel Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene in Jamaica in 2018, quickly making its mark with a new sound and bold energy. The riddim’s heavy basslines and hypnotic groove stood out from other releases that year, capturing the rebellious spirit of the time. Several artists helped shape the riddim’s identity. Dman Mfive set the tone with “Rise, ” a track that matched the riddim’s powerful drive. Black Puma’s “Feeling Good” and Kountry Blak’s “Feeling Good” each brought their own style to the same rhythm, showing how versatile the beat could be. Lapidus delivered “I'Ll Make You Feel Fine, ” adding a smooth, catchy hook that stuck with listeners. Msv’s “No Fight” kept the energy going, blending tough lyrics with the riddim’s deep pulse. Dman Mfive is known in the dancehall community for his energetic style, and his work on “Rise” added to his growing reputation. Black Puma, who has collaborated with other rising artists in the genre, brought a fresh vibe to “Feeling Good. ” Each artist brought something personal to the table, helping the riddim stand out. Behind the scenes, the studio hand played a key role, shaping the sound that made Carousel Riddim unique. The production quality was high, with careful attention to each layer of the music. Even today, Carousel Riddim brings back the feeling of 2020’s dancehall parties. Its sound is still fresh, reminding fans of a moment when dancehall was pushing boundaries and artists were unafraid to experiment.

Carousel Riddim Tracklist:

1. Dman Mfive – Rise (Everyday)
2. Black Puma – Feeling Good (Feat Kountry Blak)
3. Lapidus – I’Ll Make You Feel Fine
4. Msv – No Fight
5. Mystry Guru – Wah Fi C
6. Ras Amankwatia – Gun Men
7. Ratty Bangarang – Money (Bagga Paper)
8. Renzo Wit Di Benzo – Panama
9. Samacan – Chasing Paper
10. Sashy Royal – Trendsetta
11. Nigma Quikxilva – No Puedes (Mi Pedazo)
12. Juan Valmon Mckenzie – Carousel Riddim (Version)