DANCEHALL LOUD RIDDIM produced by AVIKON RECORDS 2016
Dancehall Loud Overview
In 2016, a selector’s mix featuring the Dancehall Loud Riddim became a favorite at late-night parties across Jamaica and beyond. This mix first made waves in Kingston, where dancehall fans quickly connected with its energetic vibe and catchy beats. The mix brought together several standout artists. Avi’s track “Badmind Heart” caught attention with its sharp lyrics and strong delivery. Avi is known in the dancehall scene for his lyrical style and stage presence. Benks delivered “A Nuh We Dat,” a song that added a confident, streetwise flavor to the riddim. Bermuda Kid’s “My Story” stood out for its storytelling, giving fans a glimpse into his personal journey. Damage SkongDem added another layer with “Free Fi Talk,” while Brilli’s “Friends With Benefits” brought a playful touch to the mix. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim feel fresh and exciting. Behind the scenes, AVIKON RECORDS produced the Dancehall Loud Riddim. The label, founded in Jamaica, has built a reputation for crisp, modern dancehall productions. AVIKON RECORDS is known for supporting both new and established artists, helping to push dancehall music forward. Their work on this riddim was praised for its clean sound and dancefloor appeal. For many reggae and dancehall fans, this selector’s mix was a true bashment highlight of 2016. It captured the spirit of the dancehall—bringing people together, keeping the party moving, and showcasing the talent of a new generation of artists and producers.
Dancehall Loud Tracklist:
- Avi – Badmind Heart
- Benks – A Nuh We Dat
- Bermuda Kid – My Story
- Damage SkongDem – Free Fi Talk (Raw)
- Damage SkongDem – Free Fi Talk (Clean)
- Brilli – Friends With Benefits
- Delly Ranx – Dem Finger Fiery (Raw)
- Delly Ranx – Dem Finger Fiery (Clean)
- Kardi Tival – War (Raw)
- Kardi Tival – War (Clean)
- Lawgiver – Road Side
- Munga – Sick Part (Raw)
- Munga – Sick Part (Clean)
- Rich Ras – Rich Than Dem
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