DARK FACE RIDDIM produced by ARMZHOUSE RECORDS 2017
Dark Face Overview
In 2017, ARMZHOUSE RECORDS introduced the Dark Face Riddim, a dancehall compilation that quickly caught the attention of reggae fans both in Jamaica and abroad. The project was produced by ARMZHOUSE RECORDS, a label known for crafting hard-hitting riddims and working with some of the most creative voices in modern dancehall. Over the years, ARMZHOUSE RECORDS has built a reputation for quality productions and has gathered millions of streams across digital platforms. The Dark Face Riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Demarco delivers the commanding "Dead Dawg," bringing his signature style and lyrical power to the track. I Octane contributes "From Dem Diss," a song filled with defiance and energetic hooks. Vershon’s "Dark Enz" stands out with its melodic flow and storytelling, while Maestro Don’s "Yuh Cyaa" brings a catchy and memorable vibe to the riddim. The title track, "Dark Face Riddim," produced and arranged by Armzhouse, acts as the instrumental backbone, tying all the songs together with its dark, driving beat and dynamic arrangement. The music arranger behind the project ensured that each song carried its own identity while maintaining a sense of unity across the compilation. The riddim’s melodic progression and rhythmic structure reflect the creative energy of Jamaican studios during this period, highlighting the talent and innovation of both the artists and the production team. Today, the Dark Face Riddim remains an important part of reggae and dancehall history, representing a blend of artistry, entertainment, and cultural expression that continues to inspire new generations.
Dark Face Tracklist:
- Demarco – Dead Dawg
- I Octane – From Dem Diss
- Vershon – Dark Enz (Clean)
- Vershon – Dark Enz (Raw)
- Maestro Don – Yuh Cyaa
- Armzhouse – Dark Face Riddim (Instrumental)
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