DE SAGA RIDDIM produced by JONES AVE RECORDS 2015
De Saga Overview
In 2015, dancehall parties were filled with energy, and the De Saga Riddim became the perfect soundtrack for that scene. The riddim’s smooth but lively beat matched the mood of the year’s bashment events, where people wanted music that kept the dancefloor moving late into the night. Behind this influential sound was JONES AVE RECORDS, a label known for shaping modern dancehall. Based in Jamaica, JONES AVE RECORDS built a reputation for strong production and catchy riddims. Their work on De Saga Riddim showed their skill in creating music that artists and fans both loved. The riddim collected millions of streams and became a favorite for selectors in clubs across the island and beyond. The artists on the project each brought something unique. I Octane’s “Ghetto Life” stood out with heartfelt lyrics and a smooth delivery that fit the riddim perfectly. Iya Champs gave the track “Yuh Hold Me” a warm, romantic vibe, adding to the riddim’s versatility. Likkle Dainjah’s “Hide An Love” explored secret love with catchy hooks, while Mr Vegas energized the crowd with “Love The Girls Them,” a song that celebrated party life and good times. Shawn Storm’s “Love Fi Party” was a true anthem for those who live for the dancehall scene. Vybz Kartel rounded out the project with “My Girl,” adding his signature style and lyrical wit. De Saga Riddim by JONES AVE RECORDS remains an important part of dancehall history, capturing the spirit of 2015’s party culture and influencing the sound of the genre for years to come.
De Saga Tracklist:
- I Octane – Ghetto Life (Radio]
- I Octane – Ghetto Life (Raw)
- Iya Champs – Yuh Hold Me
- Likkle Dainjah – Hide An Love (Radio]
- Likkle Dainjah – Hide An Love (Raw)
- Mr Vegas – Love The Girls Them
- Shawn Storm – Love Fi Party (Radio]
- Shawn Storm – Love Fi Party (Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – My Girl (Radio]
- Vybz Kartel – My Girl (Raw)
- Jones Ave Records – De Saga Riddim (Instrumental)
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