DI LIGHT RIDDIM produced by HEART COUR 2014
Di Light Overview
Di Light Riddim is a classic sound system cut that came out of Jamaica in 2014. This dancehall rhythm quickly turned into a yard anthem and was loved by fans in the dancehall community. The release features strong songs by talented artists. Amory & Dj Jeff come together on “Walking In The Light,” a track that stands out for its positive message and catchy flow. Blu I Steppa brings his unique style to “Messiah,” adding a spiritual touch that fans of roots and dancehall can appreciate. Bro Levite’s “Kingdom Ting” keeps the energy high, while Claudius England delivers smooth vocals on “Beautiful Girl.” Claudius England is also known for his work as a gospel reggae artist, and he has inspired many with his uplifting music. Da Jay & Lyric join forces on “Soh Wi Stay,” showing off a strong dancehall vibe. The riddim was shaped by producer HEART COUR, who is respected for his fresh approach to dancehall music. HEART COUR is known for his work with the label 12 Tribes Sound and for giving new artists a platform. His production on Di Light Riddim helped set a new sound for the year and made a big impact on sound system culture. With its lively beats and memorable performances, this sound system cut remains one of the pure dancehall sounds of 2014. Di Light Riddim’s energy and style continue to influence the scene today, proving the power of good collaboration and strong production.
Di Light Tracklist:
- Amory & Dj Jeff – Walking In The Light
- Blu I Steppa – Messiah
- Bro Levite – Kingdom Ting
- Claudius England – Beautiful Girl
- Da Jay & Lyric – Soh Wi Stay
- Excellency – The Father Taking Note
- J Dat – Alaska
- Jackson Sisters – Passion & Purity
- Neiko – Light Switch
- Priest – Trend Setta
- Prodigal – Gimmi Weh Mi Come Fa
- Radic – No Weapon
- Sista Sasha – Higher
- St Matthew – Like A Thief
- Troy Genious – Ready Fi Unity
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