Dark Emotions Riddim – Konsequence Music

DARK EMOTIONS RIDDIM produced by KONSEQUENCE MUSIC 2016

Dark Emotions Overview

The Dark Emotions Riddim, released in 2016, stands out for its collection of bashment-ready tracks that selectors quickly embraced. The mix opens with Jah Vinci’s “My Lover & Friend,” a smooth yet powerful tune that sets the tone for the entire riddim. Starface follows with “Come Over,” delivering a confident performance that brings energy to the dancefloor. Don Andre’s “Dreams To Reality” keeps the momentum going, blending catchy lyrics with the riddim’s pulsing beat. Laden’s “Snap Chat Whine” is another highlight, offering a playful vibe that connects with the younger dancehall crowd. Chilando makes a double appearance, first with “Bad Feelings,” then with “Pussy Feelings,” both tracks showcasing his distinctive style and versatility. The mix wraps with the “Dark Emotions Riddim Instrumental” by Konsequence, allowing DJs and selectors to bring their own creativity to the dance. All these tracks are tied together by the production of KONSEQUENCE MUSIC, a label known for its consistent quality and innovative approach. KONSEQUENCE MUSIC has built a reputation in the dancehall scene for crafting riddims that stand the test of time, and the Dark Emotions Riddim is no exception. The label’s productions have gained significant streams and respect among both artists and fans. This riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, not just for its standout tracks, but for the way it brought together top talent and production. Selectors continue to spin these songs, proving their lasting impact in the dancehall world.

Dark Emotions Tracklist:

1. Jah Vinci – My Lover & Friend
2. Starface – Come Over (Raw)
3. Starface – Come Over (Clean)
4. Don Andre – Dreams To Reality
5. Laden – Snap Chat Whine
6. Chilando – Bad Feelings (Clean)
7. Chilando – Pussy Feelings (Raw)
8. Konsequence – Dark Emotions Riddim Instrumental

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