FREE TIME RIDDIM produced by SHOW DI VYBZ RECORDS 2016
Free Time Overview
Show Di Vybz Records is the label behind the Free Time Riddim, a standout bashment rhythm that helped define the dancehall sound of 2016. The label, known for its energetic and street-ready productions, brought together a mix of hardcore deejays and smooth vocalists on this project. Show Di Vybz Records has built a reputation for crafting rhythms that light up parties and dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. On the Free Time Riddim, each artist brought their own unique style. Chilando delivered “Enjoy The Moment,” a track that celebrates living life to the fullest. Jahvillani’s “Crocs Dem Out” added a gritty edge, filled with the raw energy he’s known for. Navino kept the vibe lively with “Gyalis Nuh Tell,” a song that highlights his smooth flow and clever lyrics. Rickey Teetz turned up the party atmosphere with “Party Affi Sell Off,” a tune that quickly became a favorite at street dances. Stack Don’s “Hot Spot” added another layer of excitement, making sure the rhythm stayed hot from start to finish. Wisey Don contributed “High Like Kite,” bringing a laid-back, feel-good energy, while Shaneil Muir’s “Tan Good” added a melodic touch that balanced the compilation. The Free Time Riddim Instrumental by Show Di Vybz Records showcased the producer’s skill at blending catchy melodies with hard-hitting beats. This rhythm remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its ability to unite different styles and keep the party going strong.
Free Time Tracklist:
- Chilando – Enjoy The Moment
- Jahvillani – Crocs Dem Out
- Navino – Gyalis Nuh Tell (Clean)
- Navino – Gyalis Nuh Tell (Raw)
- Rickey Teetz – Party Affi Sell Off
- Stack Don – Hot Spot
- Wisey Don – High Like Kite
- Shaneil Muir – Tan Good
- Show Di Vybz Records – Free Time Riddim Instrumental
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