HEART DESTINY RIDDIM produced by VENOM HOUSE RECORDS 2012
Heart Destiny Overview
Soprano, Ras Tali, Rastafara, Danny English, Action K and Myers all bring strong energy to the Heart Destiny Riddim. Each artist adds their own style to the project. Soprano, known for his track "Searching For," stands out with his clear delivery. Ras Tali, who delivers "War," is respected in the dancehall community for his lyrical power. Rastafara brings a smooth flow on "When Mi Want," while Danny English, famous for his classic hit "Party Time," shows his versatility with "Switching Lanes." Action K and Myers team up on "Never Be," giving the riddim an extra punch. The sound system cut of Heart Destiny Riddim is a favorite among selectors. It was designed to keep the dance floor moving, and it did just that at every sound clash in 2012. The riddim’s driving bass and sharp drums made it a must-play for any DJ looking to control the crowd. VENOM HOUSE RECORDS produced the riddim. The label is known for pushing new sounds in dancehall and has worked with many rising artists in Jamaica. Their attention to detail and hard-hitting production style helped make Heart Destiny Riddim a standout. The label’s tracks have gained thousands of streams online and are often featured in dancehall mixes. Selectors still talk about the 2012 mix, saying it set a high standard for sound clash tunes. The power of the riddim and the performances from Soprano, Ras Tali, Rastafara, Danny English, Action K and Myers keep Heart Destiny Riddim alive in dancehall history.
Heart Destiny Tracklist:
- Soprano – Searching For
- Ras Tali – War
- Frenzi And Eva Bless – Living In Fear
- Rastafara – When Mi Want
- Danny English – Switching Lanes
- Action K And Myers – Never Be
- First Half – She Want It
- Sharrah Sharpe – Hot Stuff
- Frenzi – Dont Give A Fuck
- Kemmikal – Win Her Heart
- Venumus – Nuh New Fren
- Ataru And Hq – Nuh Control
- Venom House – Heart Destiny Riddim
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