FRENCH KISS RIDDIM produced by CONSTANTINE MUSIC 2012
French Kiss Overview
In 2012, dancehall fans could not escape the sounds of the French Kiss Riddim. This compilation, produced by CONSTANTINE MUSIC, became a favorite at street parties and dancehall events. The riddim’s strong base gave each song a street anthem feel, but it also blended well with other genres. Listeners could hear touches of R&B and pop, making the tracks easy to enjoy for many people. Bugle’s “One More Cup” stood out with his signature thoughtful lyrics. Bugle is well known for his hit “Journey,” which added to his reputation as one of dancehall’s most conscious voices. Kantana delivered “Insecure,” bringing a smooth and catchy energy. Bencil’s “Gangsta Love” showed his ability to mix tough lyrics with a softer side, appealing to both hardcore and casual fans. Dudsymil’s “Tell Me Now” added a fresh voice to the collection, while North Bound’s “Workers Party” brought a different perspective with its unique style. Each artist gave their own twist to the riddim, but the songs all fit together because of the strong foundation built by CONSTANTINE MUSIC. CONSTANTINE MUSIC, known for working with several rising and established artists, played a big role in shaping the dancehall sound of the early 2010s. The label’s focus on quality production and catchy rhythms helped French Kiss Riddim stand out. Today, many remember how these tracks kept parties lively and brought people together.
French Kiss Tracklist:
- Bugle – One More Cup
- Kantana – Insecure
- Bencil – Gangsta Love
- Dudsymil – Tell Me Now
- North Bound – Workers Party
- Beenie Man – Touch The Street
- Rural – Real Man She Wants
- Eyesus – My Love
- Blak Ryno – Nah Fraid A People
- Chux Starr – I Wish
- Reack – Step Out
- Calado – My Time
- Jah Vinci – Jah Is My Life
- Constantine Music – French Kiss Riddim
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