CELEBRATION RIDDIM produced by MAGNOLIA MUSIC 2013
Celebration Overview
This selector’s mix on the Celebration Riddim brought together a strong line-up of dancehall tracks. The mix opened with Omari — Heart Affi Clean, a song that stands out for its positive message and catchy hook. Next came Double P Nacinal — Clean Fi Di Summer, a track with a summer vibe and energetic delivery. Jah Vinci — Normal Day followed, adding his signature smooth vocals. Jah Vinci is well known for his hit “Wipe Those Tears” and has worked closely with Vybz Kartel in the past. Devina — I’M A Hitmaker brought a confident, melodic touch to the mix. Calado — Wet As The Rain added a hardcore deejay style, showing Calado’s lyrical skills. Calado gained attention with songs like “Sad Streets” and has been praised for his storytelling. Flamz — My Body Is Calling gave the riddim a sensual edge, while Jahmiel — Stronger inspired listeners with uplifting lyrics. Jahmiel is known for “Gain the World,” a song that earned him international recognition. The mix also included Magnolia Music — Celebration Riddim Instrumental, letting the production shine on its own. Behind the sound, Magnolia Music handled both production and engineering. Magnolia Music is a label and production team from Jamaica, known for their work on other riddims like “Sweetest Reggae” and for supporting new talent in dancehall. This riddim captured the energy of 2013 dancehall parties. By blending hardcore deejay cuts with smooth singers, the selector’s mix showed why Celebration Riddim became a staple for fans and selectors, helping to keep the dancehall scene lively and fresh that year.
Celebration Tracklist:
- Omari – Heart Affi Clean
- Double P Nacinal – Clean Fi Di Summer
- Jah Vinci – Normal Day
- Devina – I’M A Hitmaker
- Calado – Wet As The Rain
- Flamz – My Body Is Calling
- Jahmiel – Stronger
- Magnolia Music – Celebration Riddim Instrumental
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