DARK SIDE RIDDIM produced by TAINO ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION – 2019
Dark Side Overview
In 2019, TAINO ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION - brought new energy to dancehall with the Dark Side Riddim. This riddim quickly became a favorite in sound system culture. The sound system cut gave selectors a fresh tool to light up dancehall nights. Its strong bass and catchy hooks made it perfect for big speakers and crowded dance floors. The bashment arranger played a key role, shaping the riddim to fit the high-energy style of Jamaican dance parties. Every detail in the arrangement was made for maximum impact, helping selectors keep the crowd moving. TAINO ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTION - is known for supporting new and established dancehall acts. The label has worked with several artists on projects that have gained attention online and in the dancehall scene. Their riddims often appear in DJ sets and have been streamed widely, showing their influence in the genre. On Dark Side Riddim, Beres Brown delivers “Like Gold,” bringing his smooth style that fans know from his collaborations with other reggae and dancehall artists. Jah Tee’s “New Gear” stands out with its catchy flow. Marcellus brings energy to “money trail5,” while Mz Karma shines on “High Demands.” Qbe’s “Money Campaign” adds another layer to the riddim, with lyrics that fit the dancehall vibe. This sound system cut from 2019 will always echo the fire of that year, reminding fans and selectors of nights filled with music, movement, and the true spirit of dancehall culture.
Dark Side Tracklist:
- Beres Brown – Like Gold
- Beres Brown – Like Gold (Raw)
- Jah Tee – New Gear
- Marcellus – money trail5. Mr g & monsta – neva change
- Mz Karma – High Demands
- Mz Karma – High Demands (Raw)
- Qbe – Money Campaign
- Slice – Duppy Friday
- Top Strikaa – Brawling Badness
- Top Strikaa – Dark Side Riddim (Instrumental)
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