FRAZZLE OUT RIDDIM produced by VENOM HOUSE RECORDS 2011
Frazzle Out Overview
When the Frazzle Out Riddim dropped in 2011, dancehall fans across Jamaica were quick to respond. The pulsing beat filled clubs and street parties, and selectors gave it heavy rotation. Each track on the riddim brought its own flavor, making it a favorite for bashment events that year. First Half’s “Fuss And Fight” stood out for its catchy flow and relatable lyrics. Frenzi delivered “Hold Da Faith,” adding a message of perseverance over the energetic rhythm. Natalee’s “Need You” brought a smooth, melodic touch, showing her vocal strength. Sharrah Sharpe contributed “My Life,” adding a personal story to the mix. Solid’s “Cant Program Me” gave the riddim a bold and confident edge. Instrumental fans also enjoyed the “Frazzle Out Riddim” version, which kept the dancefloor moving. Each artist added their own style, but the riddim’s sound was tied together by the work of VENOM HOUSE RECORDS. Known for producing several club hits in the early 2010s, the label had already built a reputation for crisp mixing and fresh sounds. Their influence could be heard in the tight production and clear quality of the tracks. Frazzle Out Riddim became a staple at parties, helping define the dancehall sound of 2011. With VENOM HOUSE RECORDS at the controls, the project remains a highlight from that year’s releases.
Frazzle Out Tracklist:
- First Half – Fuss And Fight
- Frenzi – Hold Da Faith
- Natalee – Need You
- Sharrah Sharpe – My Life
- Solid – Cant Program Me
- Version – Frazzle Out Riddim
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