DARK SHADES RIDDIM produced by BLACK SHADOW RECORD 2021
Dark Shades Overview
In 2021, the dancehall scene got a big boost from a new release featuring Iwatta, Black Shadow, Dovey Magnum, Sashie Cool, Dre Santaana, and Danger. Each artist brought their own energy to the project, teaming up with Black Shadow on every track. Iwatta, who made waves with his hit "Wul Up" alongside Black Shadow, is known for his sharp lyrics and catchy hooks. Dovey Magnum, with her song "Shuffle the Deck" with Black Shadow, has already earned attention for her bold style and strong vocals. Sashie Cool, Dre Santaana, and Danger also joined forces with Black Shadow on tracks like "Dark," "Raid," and "Survivalist," adding fresh voices to the mix. The driving force behind this project is BLACK SHADOW RECORD, a label with a solid reputation in the dancehall industry. BLACK SHADOW RECORD is best known for producing the international hit "Get Busy" with Sean Paul, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2003. Their experience and skill in creating infectious rhythms helped shape the unique sound of this release. The riddim, known as "Dark Shades Riddim" by Black Shadow, quickly became a street anthem after its debut. Its energetic beat and memorable melodies made it a favorite in dancehall parties and on local radio. The combination of these standout artists and BLACK SHADOW RECORD’s production skill turned the riddim into a cultural touchstone for 2021, showing once again how dancehall music can unite fans and move crowds.
Dark Shades Tracklist:
- Iwatta, Black Shadow – Wul Up (Clean)
- Iwatta, Black Shadow – Wul Up (Raw)
- Dovey Magnum, Black Shadow – Shuffle the Deck (Clean)
- Dovey Magnum, Black Shadow – Shuffle the Deck (Raw)
- Sashie Cool, Black Shadow – Dark
- Dre Santaana, Black Shadow – Raid (Clean)
- Dre Santaana, Black Shadow – Raid (Raw)
- Danger, Black Shadow – Survivalist
- Black Shadow – Dark Shades Riddim
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