Dancehall Beast Riddim – Livan Muziq

Dancehall Beast Riddim produced by Exalate Livan for Livan Muziq 2023

Dancehall Beast Overview

In 2023, dancehall saw a wave of new energy with the release of the Dancehall Beast Riddim. This set arrived at a time when selectors and fans were looking for fresh sounds for dancehall nights. Behind the project was Exalate Livan, producing for Livan Muziq. Exalate Livan has built a reputation for pushing new talents and rhythms, helping Livan Muziq grow as a label in the dancehall scene. The Dancehall Beast Riddim brought together a strong lineup. Natty Brimstone delivered “Red Hot,” a track that quickly became a favorite in parties and clubs. Undefynd’s “Anthem” added a powerful energy, showing why Undefynd is respected for his unique style. Jah Maverick, known for his work in the Jamaican underground, brought “Dancehall Style,” a song that highlights his smooth delivery. Slickk contributed “Rude Boy,” a song that shows off his lyrical skills. Botanist Mr Lamington’s “Beast” stood out for its bold sound and creative approach. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim feel fresh and exciting. Other artists joined the project as well. Faraii Mu gave fans “Jiggle Your Body,” while Challenger’s “De Come Up” and King Vurrai’s “Nguwe” added variety. Millie Ngwalangwala’s “Busy neBeast” rounded out the set, giving selectors more options for the dancefloor. Many agree that this dancehall set captured the true bashment energy of 2023. It gave selectors new fire and became a highlight for fans across the scene.

Dancehall Beast Tracklist:

1. Natty Brimstone – Red Hot
2. Undefynd – Anthem
3. Jah Maverick – Dancehall Style
4. Slickk – Rude Boy
5. Botanist Mr Lamington – Beast
6. Faraii Mu – Jiggle Your Body
7. Challenger – De Come Up
8. King Vurrai – Nguwe
9. Millie Ngwalangwala – Busy neBeast
10. Exalate Livan – No Haladey

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