COLORS RIDDIM produced by NYCE NATION RECORDS 2019
Colors Overview
In 2019, dancehall fans everywhere felt the impact of Colors Riddim, a mix that brought a fresh sound to the scene. This riddim, produced by NYCE NATION RECORDS, quickly became a favorite at parties and dances. NYCE NATION RECORDS is known for delivering strong dancehall projects and has built a reputation for high-energy releases that keep the crowd moving. The riddim features standout tracks from some of the most exciting names of the era. Melick’s “Colors” became a crowd anthem, known for its catchy hook and bold delivery. Potential Kid, who first made waves with his hit “A Yah So Nice,” added his unique voice to the mix with “Dance Angels.” Ace Boss & Vice teamed up on “Like That,” bringing a smooth flow that matched the riddim’s vibrant energy. Bass aka Trilo G delivered “Ven,” while Skem’s “Siddung” kept the dancefloor busy. Pretty Boy Nedd rounded out the collection with “Backdoor,” adding another layer to the project. Compared to other riddims from 2019, Colors Riddim stood out for its lively production and the way each artist brought their own style. While many mixes of the time followed similar patterns, this one felt different because of the chemistry between the artists and the producer. The mixing board king at NYCE NATION RECORDS made sure every track was sharp and party-ready. For anyone who remembers dancehall in 2019, Colors Riddim was impossible to miss. It set the tone for parties and showed how a strong riddim can unite artists and fans alike.
Colors Tracklist:
- Melick – Colors
- Melick – Colors (raw)
- Potential Kid – Dance Angels
- Potential Kid – Dance Angels (raw)
- Ace Boss & Vice – Like That
- Ace Boss & Vice – Like That (raw)
- Bass aka Trilo G – Ven
- Bass aka Trilo G – Ven (raw)
- Skem – Siddung
- Pretty Boy Nedd – Backdoor
- Nyce Nation Records – Colors Riddim (instrumental)
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