FLAWLESS VICTORY RIDDIM produced by MAD MEDIA HOUSE 2012
Flawless Victory Overview
The Flawless Victory Riddim, released in 2012, brought a true party atmosphere to dancehall music. The riddim’s style is upbeat and energetic, with a sound that feels made for crowded dance floors and lively yard sessions. This backdrop gives listeners the raw, exciting mood that dancehall fans love. Several artists added their voices to this riddim. Iq’s track “Bubble” stands out with catchy lyrics and a playful vibe. Rasj appears twice on the project with “Sound The Alarm” and “I Want You,” showing his range as an artist. Rasj is also known for his work in the Jamaican dancehall scene. Teflon, who performs “Everywhere We Party” on this riddim, is recognized for his powerful voice and has released several well-received singles over the years. Cee Gee’s “Martian Combat” brings a futuristic edge, while Dane Ray’s “Nuh Fren” adds a tough, streetwise feel. Dane Ray is also known outside this project for producing the hit “Cream” by Skillibeng, which charted in Jamaica. Behind the scenes, MAD MEDIA HOUSE produced the Flawless Victory Riddim. The label is known for its creative approach to dancehall and has worked with a range of artists in the genre. Their productions often blend classic dancehall vibes with modern sounds, making them popular with both selectors and fans. Even years later, dancehall selectors still rate this 2012 tape highly. The Flawless Victory Riddim remains a favorite for its party energy and strong lineup of artists.
Flawless Victory Tracklist:
- Iq – Bubble
- Rasj – Sound The Alarm
- Teflon – Everywhere We Party
- Cee Gee – Martian Combat
- Rasj – I Want You
- Dane Ray – Nuh Fren
- Young Gee – Girls
- Faithful – Bb King
- Chozen – Back Pack
- Squddy – Nuh Follow
- Rasj – Dem A Fake
- Don B – You Me Like Girl
- Young Cashino – Get My Paper
- Dj Zuff – Give It Up
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