HEART LION RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Heart Lion Overview
The 2012 Heart Lion Riddim is a dancehall release that stands out for its mix of hardcore deejay energy and smooth singing. The project was shaped in the studio by producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, who is known for his work on several influential dancehall compilations. VARIOUS ARTISTS has a reputation for bringing together different voices and making the riddim sound unified, helping it gain attention from selectors and fans alike. The recording process for Heart Lion Riddim focused on blending rough, energetic verses with catchy melodies. This approach gave each track its own style, while still keeping the riddim’s core sound. VARIOUS ARTISTS worked closely with each performer, making sure their individual strengths came through in the final mix. Nyrone’s “Weekend Party” is a favorite among selectors, thanks to its lively vibe and party lyrics. Chini Man And Steele kept the dancefloor moving with “Wine Up The Place,” showing their skill at creating club anthems. Rowland brought a different flavor with “Brindar,” adding a smooth touch to the bashment mix. Black Side Crew’s “Sentimiento De Maldad” and Kyos And Yharno’s “Beretta Clap” pushed the riddim’s edge, giving selectors more options for their sets. Chini Man And Steele have been recognized before for their energetic performances, and their work on this riddim added to their growing reputation. Each artist on the project helped shape the release, making it a favorite for dancehall selectors who want both energy and melody in their playlists.
Heart Lion Tracklist:
- Nyrone – Weekend Party
- Chini Man And Steele – Wine Up The Place
- Rowland – Brindar
- Black Side Crew – Sentimiento De Maldad
- Advance Ang – Wine And Di Di Dip
- Kyos And Yharno – Beretta Clap
- Lenny El Autentico – Gracias Al Que Apoya
- Sick – Sexy Gyal
- Warriah – More Money
- Fi10 And Kimbo – Yo Quisiera Verte
- Version – Heart Lion Riddim
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