FLOATING AWAY RIDDIM produced by DAM RECORDS 2015
Floating Away Overview
DAM RECORDS set the scene for one of 2015’s most exciting dancehall releases. Known for working with new talent and creating high-energy riddims, DAM RECORDS helped shape the modern dancehall sound. The label’s influence grew quickly, with their tracks streaming widely and reaching dancefloors around the world. Their commitment to yard studios and authentic production gave a fresh boost to the Jamaican music scene. On this release, a group of rising artists stepped into the spotlight. D Blacks made a mark with “Right Know,” a track that showed his sharp delivery and strong presence. Dj Assassin, Suave, and Shawn Mental joined forces on “High Grade,” bringing together their unique styles for a memorable collaboration. G Maffiah, who had already gained attention with his single “Mama,” continued to build his reputation as a thoughtful songwriter. Lady Ruby’s “Float Away” added a smooth, melodic touch to the riddim, while Rastt and Gutti’s “New Year” kept the energy high. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a showcase for new voices in dancehall. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer worked closely with DAM RECORDS to capture the lively spirit of each performance. Their careful mixing and mastering helped every track stand out, from the heavy bass to the crisp vocals. This release proved the power of Jamaican yard studios in 2015. It gave several artists their first big break and showed that local talent and production could still make waves in the dancehall world. DAM RECORDS, with its sharp ear for talent and dancefloor-ready sound, played a key role in this success.
Floating Away Tracklist:
- D Blacks – Right Know
- Dj Assassin, Suave & Shawn Mental – High Grade
- G Maffiah – Mama
- Lady Ruby – Float Away
- Rastt & Gutti – New Year
- Stamma Kid – Where Is The Love
- Stylo G – Feel Like
- Teejah Prayze & Neety Neetz – End Time
- Young Deedz – Kee It Real
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