FULL THROTTLE RIDDIM produced by STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT 2014
Full Throttle Overview
In 2014, the Full Throttle Riddim became a standout sound system cut in dancehall music. Produced by STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT, this riddim brought together some of the most recognized voices in the genre. The label, known for its consistent quality and ability to blend energy with melody, helped shape the sound of that year’s dancehall scene. The mix features Chan Dizzy with “Ray Band Shades,” a track that quickly gained attention for its catchy hooks and confident delivery. Currenci’s “Every Gal Thing” added a playful, party-ready vibe, while Deablo’s “Profile” brought a sharp lyrical edge. Demarco delivered “A You Me Say,” a song that showcased his signature style and vocal power. Elephant Man, always a crowd favorite, contributed “Pledge,” a high-energy anthem that kept dance floors moving. Other highlights include Melloquence’s “Tipsy,” which added a smooth, upbeat flavor, and Tony Matterhorn’s “Nuh Friend,” a track that reinforced the mix’s tough, dancehall attitude. The riddim itself, “Full Throttle Riddim” by STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT, tied everything together with its driving beat and polished production. This selector’s mix did more than just fill playlists—it helped define the sound of dancehall in 2014. The careful selection of artists and tracks, combined with the strong production from STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT, ensured the Full Throttle Riddim’s place as a lasting influence in dancehall history.
Full Throttle Tracklist:
- Chan Dizzy – Ray Band Shades (Radio)
- Chan Dizzy – Ray Band Shades (Raw)
- Currenci – Every Gal Thing (Radio)
- Currenci – Every Gal Thing (Raw)
- Deablo – Profile (Radio)
- Deablo – Profile (Raw)
- Demarco – A You Me Say (Raw)
- Elephant Man – Pledge
- Melloquence – Tipsy
- Tony Matterhorn – Nuh Friend (Radio)
- Tony Matterhorn – Nuh Friend (Raw)
- Studio Vibes Entertainment – Full Throttle Riddim (Instrumental)
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