CONVERSION RIDDIM produced by DABREZE STUDIOS
Conversion Overview
In 2021, the Conversion Riddim made a strong mark on dancehall music, especially within the bashment scene. The riddim stood out with its blend of hardcore rhythms and catchy hooks, making it a favorite in clubs and parties. The project was arranged and recorded at DABREZE STUDIOS, a production house known for shaping modern dancehall sounds. DABREZE STUDIOS has worked on several notable projects and is recognized for its crisp, energetic mixes that appeal to both DJs and music fans. The studio’s approach to the riddim focused on live energy, with a recording process that emphasized punchy drums and melodic synth lines. This gave the riddim a distinctive, dancefloor-ready feel. Each artist brought their own style to the project, helping to define its unique character. Dre Santaana delivered "Beware," showcasing his sharp delivery and lyrical confidence. Iwaata’s "Area Code" added a streetwise edge, building on his reputation from tracks like "Clip Tall." J Rakk performed "Crime," offering gritty storytelling, while Jac Saavige contributed "Terro," bringing a melodic twist. KAACHI’s "MG5" added another layer of energy to the riddim. These artists shaped the overall sound, each track fitting together to create a seamless bashment experience. Many fans and DJs agree that Conversion Riddim captured the spirit of dancehall in 2021, with its bold production and standout performances. The teamwork between DABREZE STUDIOS and the featured artists helped set a new standard for club-ready dancehall releases that year.
Conversion Tracklist:
- Coval – Prime Time
- Dre Santaana – Beware
- Iwaata – Area Code
- J Rakk – Crime
- Jac Saavige – Terro
- KAACHI – MG5
- Knaxx – Beam
- Kyodi – All Out
- Librano – Spare None
- Shokryme – Powers
- Swashii – No Fear
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