FRIDAY FREN RIDDIM produced by TRUE LOYAL RECORDS 2014
Friday Fren Overview
Today, many dancehall fans still remember the selector’s choice that kept every sound clash rumbling in 2014. It was the kind of riddim that made people move, and selectors loved to drop it when they wanted to keep the energy high. Even now, when you hear those beats, it brings back memories of crowded dance floors and pure excitement. Looking back, this moment was shaped by a group of artists who each brought their own style. Bugle’s “Something Wrong With You” stood out, adding his signature voice and thoughtful lyrics. Bugle is known for big tracks like “Rasta Party” and his 2014 album “Anointed,” which helped him build a strong name in reggae and dancehall. Dqueen’s “Uncomparable” gave the riddim a bold, fresh energy. Gangoolie brought fun with “Tattoo Yuh Name Pon Me,” a song that always made people smile and dance. Gyptian, famous for his international hit “Hold Yuh,” gave us “Where Would I Find,” showing his smooth vocals on this riddim. Kiprich, who won the Sting clash in 2012, kept things lively with “Boring Life Ova,” and teamed up with Dainjah for “Friday Fren.” Mblem added “Mr Pervert (Clean),” while the “Friday Fren Riddim Instrumental” by True Loyal Records let the music shine on its own. Behind it all was the producer, TRUE LOYAL RECORDS. This label is known for staying true to the real sound of dancehall. They have a reputation for quality riddims and worked with many rising and established artists over the years. In 2014, this selector’s choice kept dancehall alive, making sure the music kept moving forward and the parties never stopped.
Friday Fren Tracklist:
- Bugle – Something Wrong With You
- Dqueen – Uncomparable
- Gangoolie – Tattoo Yuh Name Pon Me
- Gyptian – Where Would I Find
- Kiprich – Boring Life Ova
- Kiprich & Dainjah – Friday Fren
- Mblem – Mr Pervert (Clean) & (Raw)
- True Loyal Records – Friday Fren Riddim Instrumental
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