DANCING MACHINE RIDDIM produced by EVIDENCE MUZIK 2013
Dancing Machine Overview
When the Dancing Machine Riddim was first created, it was made with one goal—to get people moving on the dance floor. The team behind it, led by producer EVIDENCE MUZIK, wanted a sound that was pure dancehall, full of energy and rhythm. EVIDENCE MUZIK, known for his work with Evidence Muzik label, has always pushed for crisp, modern riddims that stay true to Jamaican roots. His productions have gained steady streams online, with fans praising his ability to bring both new and legendary voices together. The riddim’s bouncy, joyful vibe came to life in the studio thanks to skilled sound engineer Pierre Bost. He made sure every element was clear and punchy, giving the riddim its signature spark. The selector’s mix is a journey through some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Wayne Smith, famous for his classic hit “Under Mi Sleng Teng,” delivers two tracks: “The Sound” and “Dancing Machine.” His unique style sets the tone, blending old school with fresh energy. Skarra Mucci, who has topped charts in Europe and worked with countless international artists, shines with “Confusion.” His rapid-fire delivery keeps the dance moving. Triba adds edge with “Killing Machine,” while Brother Culture, known for decades in the UK reggae scene, brings roots wisdom on “Life.” Spectacular’s “Hangling” is pure dancehall attitude, rounding out the mix. From studio to dance, the Dancing Machine Riddim proved itself fast. Each artist brought their best, making this riddim one of the pure sounds of 2013.
Dancing Machine Tracklist:
- Wayne Smith – The Sound
- Wayne Smith – Dancing Machine
- Skarra Mucci – Confusion
- Triba – Killing Machine
- Brother Culture – Life
- Spectacular – Hangling
- Mikey General – Stop Pressure The People
- Echo Minott – Icons
- Nello B – Set Up Vibes
- Douvilous – The Youth
- Ras P & Shelly P – Tell Me If You Love
- Sille & Smiley – Kaleidoskop
- Little Lion Sound – Dub Mix
- Little Lion Sound – Version
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