FOREVER RIDDIM produced by ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS 2017
Forever Overview
In 2017, dancehall was bursting with new sounds and fresh talent. That year, the "Forever Riddim" sound system cut arrived, capturing the energy of Jamaican dance floors. The riddim’s lively horns and modern edge fit perfectly with the era’s trend of mixing classic dancehall with new digital styles. This selector’s mix became a platform that helped launch the careers of several up-and-coming artists. The riddim was created by ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS, a label known for its sharp production and dedication to authentic dancehall sounds. Founded in Jamaica, ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS had already built a reputation for crafting distinctive beats that stood out in the crowded dancehall scene. Their productions have earned thousands of streams and are praised for keeping traditional elements, like horn riffs, alive in modern tracks. Alkaline’s "Pretty Girl Team" became one of the standout tracks on the riddim. His melodic flow and catchy lyrics brought the riddim to a wider audience, making it a favorite in parties and on radio. ARMZ HOUSE RECORDS also contributed their own "Forever Riddim Instrumental," showcasing the riddim’s vibrant energy and tight production. Kranium joined the mix with "Give Thanks," bringing his smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. The song connected with listeners who appreciated Kranium’s unique style. OCG’s "Dont Know Yuh" added another layer, giving a fresh voice to the riddim and helping OCG gain recognition in the dancehall community. This sound system cut remains a key moment in dancehall history, giving new artists their first big break and reminding fans of the power of a well-crafted riddim.
Forever Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Pretty Girl Team
- Armz House Records – Forever Riddim Instrumental
- I-Octane – Long Time
- Kranium – Give Thanks
- Mavado – Forever
- OCG – Dont Know Yuh
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