DANCEHALL SINGS RIDDIM produced by ROOTS EDITION 2015
Dancehall Sings Overview
The Dancehall Sings Riddim stands out for its street anthem base, mixing raw dancehall energy with catchy hooks. The mood is both tough and melodic, bringing together the hardcore side of dancehall and smooth, singable lines. This balance is clear in songs like Popcaan’s “Mad Me,” which rides the beat with confidence and style. Konshens brings a serious edge with “Bad Man Heart,” showing the emotional depth that dancehall can reach. Vybz Kartel’s “Never Stay around” adds to the riddim’s streetwise character, while Spice gives a softer touch with “I Love You,” proving that the riddim can handle both tough and tender moments. Demarco’s “Love & Happiness” continues this blend, delivering a mix of real-life themes and feel-good vibes. The riddim also features tracks from Masicka (“Just Can’t Do It”), Tifa (“One Time”), RDX (“Why Men Cheat”), Alkaline (“Weh You Did Deh”), and Chris Martin (“Tell Me”). Each artist brings their unique style, but all share the riddim’s signature blend of grit and melody. Behind the scenes, the producer ROOTS EDITION played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for their attention to detail and roots-inspired approach, ROOTS EDITION has worked on several notable projects and helped keep the authentic dancehall sound alive. The riddim was released under a respected label, further cementing its place in dancehall history. The Dancehall Sings Riddim remains important for its street anthem base and the way it brought together some of the genre’s strongest voices on one memorable project.
Dancehall Sings Tracklist:
- Popcaan – Mad Me
- Konshens – Bad Man Heart
- I-Octane – Gangsta World
- Vybz Kartel – Never Stay around (Money Love Song)
- Spice – I Love You
- Demarco – Love & Happiness
- Masicka – just Can’t Do It
- Tifa – One Time
- RDX – Why Men Cheat
- Alkaline – Weh You Did Deh
- Chris Martin – Tell Me
- Bugle – False Prophets (Snake)
- Gappy Ranks – Duide Me
- Chris Martin ft.Azuzu – Pass Me A Blunt
- Charly Black – Now & Forever
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