HEAT WAVE RIDDIM produced by AFTER HOURS RECORDS 2011
Heat Wave Overview
In 2011, dancehall music was full of energy in Jamaican clubs. DJs and selectors were always searching for new riddims to keep the party moving. That year, the Heat Wave Riddim arrived and quickly became a favorite in dancehall sessions. The riddim was produced by After Hours Records, a label known for supporting fresh dancehall sounds. After Hours Records has worked with several rising artists and is recognized for its club-friendly productions. Their instrumental, After Hours Records — Heat Wave Riddim Version, gave selectors something new to play at events. The Heat Wave Riddim featured several tracks from different artists. Andre Felix brought his song Andre Felix — Heaven Sent, adding smooth vocals to the mix. Don Andre’s track Don Andre — Mi Baby was another highlight. Don Andre is known for his hit single “Tom Cruise,” which gained attention in the UK dancehall scene. Horny Pastar joined the riddim with Horny Pastar — Everybody Horny, a song that added a fun and lively vibe to the collection. The Heat Wave Riddim tape was played at many yard sessions and dancehall parties in 2011. Its upbeat rhythm and catchy songs helped selectors keep the crowd moving. The riddim remains a memorable part of early 2010s dancehall music.
Heat Wave Tracklist:
- After Hours Records – Heat Wave Riddim Version
- Andre Felix – Heaven Sent
- Don Andre – Mi Baby
- Horny Pastar – Everybody Horny
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