DIAL OUT RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS RECORDS 2012
Dial Out Overview
The Dial Out Riddim sound system tape brought a fresh, energetic vibe to dancehall in 2012. The rhythm is fast and full of life, with a heavy bassline and sharp drum patterns that make people want to dance. The melodies are catchy and bold, giving each track a unique flavor while still keeping everything connected. This made the riddim a favorite at parties and in dancehall sessions, where the crowd could feel the power of the music. Demarco stood out on this tape with “Real Gallis.” Known for his hit “Fallen Soldiers,” Demarco brought his confident style and clever lyrics to the riddim. His performance helped push the track into heavy rotation in clubs and on the radio. Khago added his own twist with “Green Tree.” Khago, who gained attention with “Nah Sell Out,” delivered a strong vocal performance that matched the riddim’s energy. Navino’s “Live Forever” gave a fresh voice to the session, while Zamunda’s “Freedom” brought a conscious message. Zamunda is respected for his roots reggae influence, and “Freedom” showed his commitment to uplifting lyrics. The tape also featured “Dial Out Riddim” by Version, which highlighted the instrumental power of the production. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a key role in capturing the raw energy of the artists. DJ FRASS RECORDS, the producer, is known for shaping modern dancehall. DJ Frass has worked with top names like Mavado and Alkaline, and his productions have reached millions of streams worldwide. This sound system cut became a landmark in dancehall culture, giving new artists a platform and showing the strength of the 2012 scene.
Dial Out Tracklist:
- Chris Martin and Agent Sasco
- Demarco – Real Gallis
- Khago – Green Tree
- Navino – Live Forever
- Zamunda – Freedom
- Version – Dial Out Riddim
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