GLORY DAYS RIDDIM produced by GREAT SOUND PRODUCTION 2018
Glory Days Overview
Glory Days Riddim is a standout dancehall project from Jamaica, released in 2018. This selector’s choice helped shape the sound of dancehall that year, bringing both energy and new ideas to the dance floor. The riddim features strong tracks from some of the scene’s talented voices. Bahda’s “Guh Fi Mine” brings a bold, determined message. Flamez and Gradez Musa team up on “Black Starliner,” a song that nods to roots and culture. Gradez Musa is also known for his earlier hit “Life Journey,” which gained attention in reggae circles. Ijahmax delivers “Journey,” a track about overcoming struggles. Jah Pilgrim’s “I Try” stands out with its honest lyrics. Jahgwan’s “Outta Road Red” brings streetwise lyrics and a catchy hook. Each artist adds their own style, making the riddim lively and diverse. At the heart of the project is GREAT SOUND PRODUCTION. This producer is respected for high-quality dancehall and reggae releases, and has worked with several top Jamaican acts. Their work on Glory Days Riddim shows their skill in blending classic dancehall with new sounds, helping the project reach fans worldwide. Glory Days Riddim was a favorite in 2018’s dances. Its mix of fresh voices and strong production made it a true bashment anthem, remembered by fans and selectors alike.
Glory Days Tracklist:
- Bahda – Guh Fi Mine
- Flamez, Gradez Musa – Black Starliner
- Ijahmax – Journey
- Jah Pilgrim – I Try
- Jahgwan – Outta Road Red
- Jahquain – Ancient Love
- Jubby Child – Tell Me A Tell U
- Khalejah Englann – Fight
- King Blacks – Anything Can Happen
- Krazino – The Struggle Is Real
- Lacka Joe – Girl For Me
- Medz – Trap Inna U Love
- Money Cheef – Leggo Me
- Nklyne – Nah Lie
- Regal – Glory Days
- Rhymatic – Persistence
- Samo Whyle Fyah – Riches
- Spanggy – Whine My Girl
- Stretch – Faith
- Stretch – Me An Mama
- Thirdform – Road Of Life
- Unkle Sam – Loyalty
- Valcure – Life Goes On
- X10sion – Prayer A Day
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