HEAT RAVE RIDDIM produced by BIRCHILL RECORDS 2014
Heat Rave Overview
The Heat Rave Riddim yard session tape first made waves in Jamaica in 2014, dropping at a time when dancehall was searching for new energy. This release brought a fresh sound to the dancehall scene, quickly catching the ears of both partygoers and longtime fans. The tape features standout tracks from some of the genre’s most recognizable voices. Kalado delivers with "Paper Trail," a track that rides the riddim’s lively beat and keeps the crowd moving. Kantana brings his signature style to "Mi Waah Si Di Girls Dem," a song that’s all about dancefloor vibes and celebration. Mr G steps up with "It's Going To Be Ok," offering a message of hope over the riddim’s pulsing backdrop. Vershon appears twice, showing his versatility with "Fuck Up The World" and "Ruff Up The World." Both tracks showcase his sharp delivery and ability to ride the bashment flow. Vybz Kartel, always a force in dancehall, adds "Gal A Get More," a song that instantly became a favorite for fans of his lyrical style. Behind the boards is BIRCHILL RECORDS, a label known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall. With a history of producing hits and helping to launch careers, BIRCHILL RECORDS ensures each track on the Heat Rave Riddim fits together, creating a seamless listening experience. The bashment flow on this tape captures the raw energy that dancehall fans crave. Even years later, the Heat Rave Riddim stands as an important chapter in dancehall history, keeping the party spirit alive.
Heat Rave Tracklist:
- Kalado – Paper Trail
- Kantana – Mi Waah Si Di Girls Dem (Radio)
- Kantana – Mi Waah Si Di Girls Dem (Raw)
- Kantana – Mi Waah Si Di Girls Dem
- Mr G – It’s Going To Be Ok
- Mr G – Its Going To Be Ok
- Vershon – Fuck Up The World (Raw)
- Vershon – Ruff Up The World (Edit)
- Vershon – Ruff Up The World (Radio)
- Vybz Kartel – Gal A Get More (Edit)
- Vybz Kartel – Gal A Get More (Radio)
- Vybz Kartel – Gal A Get More (Raw)
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