FULLY AKTIV RIDDIM produced by DANE RAYCHORDS 2018
Fully Aktiv Overview
In 2018, the Fully Aktiv Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene and quickly became a favorite at bashment parties. The journey began in the studio with producer DANE RAYCHORDS, known for his sharp ear and creative vision. DANE RAYCHORDS, who has worked with top-tier artists and built a reputation for energetic productions, crafted a riddim that combined smooth beats with an infectious, club-ready energy. His label, Dane Raychords, has consistently pushed the boundaries of modern dancehall, helping to shape the genre’s sound in recent years. Once the riddim was built, a lineup of standout artists stepped in to add their voices. Add V delivered “Hey Honey,” a track that immediately caught the attention of selectors and partygoers. Beenie Man X Jus Chris joined forces on “U.N,” bringing veteran presence and fresh flair. Dane Ray himself contributed “Aktiv,” showcasing his dual talent as both producer and performer. J Rile’s “Showbiz” and Jamal’s “Dunce” kept the momentum high, each bringing their own unique style. The project also featured Maestro Don X Starface with “Ride It,” Rygin King’s “3zn,” Samboni’s “Fresh Up,” Singer J X Tamo Jay on “Get Gal Easy,” and Vyc with “Good Good.” Each artist brought something different, but all fit perfectly on the Fully Aktiv Riddim’s vibrant foundation. From its creation in the studio to its explosive impact in clubs, the Fully Aktiv Riddim captured a moment in dancehall history. Its blend of established and rising talent, combined with DANE RAYCHORDS’s production skills, ensures it remains a classic bashment project.
Fully Aktiv Tracklist:
- Add V – Hey Honey
- Beenie Man X Jus Chris -U.N
- Dane Ray – Aktiv
- J Rile – Showbiz (Radio)
- J Rile – Showbiz (Explicit)
- Jamal – Dunce
- Maestro Don X Starface – Ride It
- Rygin King – 3zn
- Samboni – Fresh Up
- Singer J X Tamo Jay – Get Gal Easy
- Vyc – Good Good
- Dane Raychords – Fully Aktiv Riddim
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