ECSTATIC RIDDIM (reloaded) produced by GeniusMintol of BIG LEAGUE MUSIC
Ecstatic Overview
When the yard session tape for "Ecstatic Riddim" first dropped, dancehall fans responded with real excitement. The energy in the music, blended with catchy hooks and hard-hitting rhythms, quickly made the riddim a favorite at parties and dances across Jamaica and beyond. The release brought together strong performances from several artists. 1MrSmooth stood out with "Praises," a track that highlighted his smooth delivery and lyrical style. Flamzz brought his own flavor to the project with "Mi Deyah," adding a confident, streetwise edge. Jah Myhrakle’s "Sell Out" connected with listeners through its sharp lyrics and passionate vocals. Jakhal Beeley delivered "No Way," showing his versatility and adding to the riddim’s variety. Kaibanon’s "All About Time" brought a thoughtful vibe, giving the project even more depth. Each artist contributed their unique sound, making the riddim a well-rounded showcase for dancehall talent. Behind the scenes, the studio hand and label, BIG LEAGUE MUSIC, played a key role. The producer, GeniusMintol, is known for his ability to craft dancehall beats that stand out. Under his leadership, BIG LEAGUE MUSIC has built a reputation for quality productions and has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. GeniusMintol’s work on "Ecstatic Riddim" continued this trend, adding to his growing list of influential projects. Many in the dancehall scene say "Ecstatic Riddim" defined the bashment energy of 2019, with its club-ready sound and memorable hooks. The project remains a solid example of how the right blend of artists and production can leave a lasting mark on the genre.
Ecstatic Tracklist:
- 1MrSmooth – Praises
- Flamzz – Mi Deyah
- Jah Myhrakle – Sell Out
- Jakhal Beeley – No Way
- Kaibanon – All About Time
- Mr Diamond – We Nuh See Dem (Clean)
- Mr Diamond – We Nuh See Dem (Raw)
- Mystykali – Call My Name
- Spayde X-ale – Celebration
- Big League Music – Ecstatic Riddim
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