CLEAN HEART RIDDIM produced by SOLID EMPIRE RECORDS 2012
Clean Heart Overview
When the Clean Heart Riddim dropped in 2012, it quickly became a favorite in dancehall clubs across Jamaica. Its hard-hitting beat and catchy melody made people want to dance all night. The riddim was not just popular in dancehall circles. Its sound blended smoothly with other genres like reggae and even hip hop. DJs often mixed it with other styles to create fresh, exciting sets. Neutron Obliv’s “Badmind Buck Inna Dem” brought a powerful message, while Tactical’s “Wine Yuh Waist Fi Mi Nuh” gave dancers a reason to move. Blaqk Sheep’s “So Amazing” added another layer of energy. Each artist used the riddim in their own way, bringing different vibes to the same instrumental. This showed the flexibility and strength of the Clean Heart Riddim. The producer behind this project, SOLID EMPIRE RECORDS, played a big role in its success. Known for supporting both new and established talent, the label has built a reputation for quality dancehall releases. Their careful production kept the riddim tight and club-ready, making it a favorite tool for selectors. Even years after its release, selectors still reach for the Clean Heart Riddim when they want to spark energy in a dance. Its blend of styles and strong performances from artists make it stand out. The riddim’s lasting appeal is a credit to the work of SOLID EMPIRE RECORDS and the talent of the artists who voiced it.
Clean Heart Tracklist:
- Neutron Obliv Badmind Buck Inna Dem
- Tactical Wine Yuh Waist Fi Mi Nuh
- Blaqk Sheep So Amazing
- Fresharda Live Your Dreams
- Bonny B Take A Ride
- Cash Money Mamma
- Fuze Go Hard
- Nuflowah Nutten Fi We
- Redd Good Over Evil
- Cyras Jah Guide
- Junior Dangerous Play with Fire
- Dvercity Coconut Man
- Timmy T Survive
- Lyndo Burner
- Rdx Knock Off Friend
- Terro 3000 Pree Di Signs
- Version Clean Heart Riddim
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