CROSSOVER RIDDIM produced by KINGSOUND PRODUCTION 2014
Crossover Overview
When Crossover Riddim dropped in 2014, it quickly became a favorite at dancehall parties and bashment sessions. The riddim was built by KINGSOUND PRODUCTION, a label known for bringing fresh energy to the dancehall scene. KINGSOUND PRODUCTION had already made a name with other party-driven projects, and Crossover Riddim kept their reputation strong. Their work is easy to spot because of the groovy, upbeat style and clean production. The recording process for Crossover Riddim focused on layering dancehall drums with catchy melodies and smooth basslines. This gave the riddim a full, lively sound that stands out on any sound system. The instrumental, “Crossover Riddim Instrumental” by Kingsound Production, sets the perfect base for each artist to bring their own style. El Vynom’s “Boasty Hype Life” is a standout track, with his confident delivery riding the riddim perfectly. J Luga steps in with “Treade Over High Grade,” adding his known lyrical flow. J Luga is recognized in the dancehall world for his work on tracks like “Badman Forward Badman Pull Up,” which made waves in the early 2010s. Petto Dene brings energy with “Putt Dung,” while Prodegy’s “Love Di Gyal Dem” gives a smooth, girl-friendly vibe. Sany G teams up with Kahani for “Money Vybes,” a track that keeps the party moving. Each artist brings something different, shaping the riddim into a complete dancehall experience. Even years later, selectors still rate Crossover Riddim as a must-play from 2014, showing its lasting impact in the dancehall community.
Crossover Tracklist:
- El Vynom – Boasty Hype Life
- J Luga – Treade Over High Grade
- Nevaramo – Makes Me
- Petto Dene – Putt Dung
- Prodegy – Love Di Gyal Dem
- Sany G Ft Kahani – Money Vybes
- Silectah Joseph – Dem Cant
- Kingsound Production – Crossover Riddim Instrumental
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