DAT IS IT RIDDIM produced by DJ DESKTOP RECORDS 2023
Dat Is It Overview
The Dat Is It Riddim started in a lively studio session, where musicians focused on blending traditional calypso sounds with modern soca energy. The arranger, known for his deep roots in island music, led the team with a clear vision: create a rhythm that captures the spirit of carnival. He encouraged the musicians to use steelpan and brass, giving the riddim its bright, festive feeling. DJ DESKTOP RECORDS, the producer behind this project, has a reputation for bringing fresh Caribbean music to the world. The label has built a following through consistent digital releases and by supporting both new and established soca artists. Their tracks often appear on streaming playlists during the carnival season, making them a familiar name in the scene. Each artist on the Dat Is It Riddim brings their own style. Frost delivers “Police Coming,” a song that has become popular on carnival routes for its catchy hooks and energetic vibe. Frost is also known for his work on the hit “No Behavior,” which topped several regional charts in recent years. Lil Jelo adds “Galavant,” a track that keeps dancers moving with its playful lyrics and fast-paced rhythm. Lil Jelo has built a reputation for party anthems and has performed at major festivals across the Caribbean. Khalifah’s contribution, “I Like To,” stands out for its smooth vocals and joyful mood. Khalifah received attention for his collaboration on the hit single “Sweet Soca,” which was nominated for a Caribbean Music Award. Finally, Anthony Kid closes the set with “Top Ranking,” bringing a confident and uplifting message to the riddim. For fans across the islands, the Dat Is It Riddim became a defining sound of 2023, filling trucks and stages with nonstop carnival energy.
Dat Is It Tracklist:
- Frost – Police Coming
- Lil Jelo – Galavant
- Khalifah – I Like To
- Anthony Kid – Top Ranking
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