FREE KICK RIDDIM produced by KINGSTON 11 PRODUCTIONS 2018
Free Kick Overview
In 2018, dancehall fans saw a new party soundtrack rise from Kingston. The Free Kick Riddim, shaped by KINGSTON 11 PRODUCTIONS, became the pulse of many dance floors that year. The producer, known for bringing fresh sounds into the dancehall scene, had already made a name with a string of well-received riddims. Their attention to detail and knack for blending melodies set the stage for another standout project. The journey began in the studio, where sound engineer Ricardo “RedBoom” Reid mixed each layer with care. His crisp touch gave the riddim its bright, energetic feel. KINGSTON 11 PRODUCTIONS gathered a line-up of rising and established voices, each adding their own flavor. Sika’s “Live In” brought a catchy hook that quickly caught on at parties. Razor B, already known for his hit “Hot Up,” delivered “Anywhere,” a track that had crowds moving from the first beat. Xcalade & I teamed up with Richie Bad for “Long Time,” giving the riddim a nostalgic twist. Vention’s “Claim Your Own” and Dalla Supreme’s “Wine In The Mirror” added even more energy and style. Other artists like Kello Cole with “Dollars,” Ink Xl’s “Syntax,” and Blakkman’s “Respect” helped round out the project, each track weaving into the next. The riddim itself, “Free Kick Riddim” by Kingston 11 Productions, became a favorite among selectors and dancers alike. By the time the release dropped, Free Kick Riddim was everywhere. Its melodies and rhythms captured the spirit of 2018, earning its place as a true dancehall anthem.
Free Kick Tracklist:
- Sika – Live In
- Razor B – Anywhere
- Razor B – Anywhere (Raw)
- Xcalade & I-View And Richie Bad – Long Time
- Vention – Claim Your Own
- Dalla Supreme – Wine In The Mirror
- Kello Cole – Dollars
- Ink Xl – Syntax
- Ink Xl – Syntax (Raw)
- Blakkman – Respect
- Kingston 11 Productions – Free Kick Riddim
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