DE PM RIDDIM produced by BACK AH YARD RECORDS 2021
De Pm Overview
De PM Riddim, produced by Back Ah Yard Records, quickly became a Carnival 2021 favorite across the Caribbean. The riddim’s lively beats and infectious energy made it a go-to soundtrack for island parties and Carnival celebrations. Even today, the track is often played during Carnival flashbacks, reminding fans of that vibrant season. Back Ah Yard Records, the producer behind De PM Riddim, has built a reputation for delivering high-energy soca and dancehall projects. The label is known for its careful production process, often working closely with artists to create music that captures the true spirit of Caribbean festivals. Their work has helped shape the sound of modern soca, and De PM Riddim stands out as one of their most memorable releases. The riddim features standout contributions from several artists, each adding their own flavor to the project. Jab King & Anil Cantstop Holder set the tone with "Day Of D Jab," bringing powerful vocals and a strong Carnival vibe. Dash, who gained attention with his hit "Press Conference," adds his signature style to the riddim, showing why he remains a crowd favorite. Bubbah’s "Jabzilla" injects even more energy, while Muddy’s "Jab Waz Here" delivers a playful, party-ready sound that fits perfectly with the riddim’s festive mood. By blending these unique voices, Back Ah Yard Records created a project that captures the excitement of Carnival. Each artist helped shape De PM Riddim into an island party anthem that continues to bring people together, long after the last parade has ended.
De Pm Tracklist:
- Lavaman – Problem Reaction Solution (P.R.S.)
- PowA Music & Ms. Fluffy D Jab Empress – D Jab Protocols
- Jab King & Anil Cantstop Holder – Day Of D Jab
- Dash – Press Conference
- Bubbah – Jabzilla
- Muddy – Jab Waz Here
- Back Ah Yard Records – De PM Riddim (instrumental)
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