HORSE ONE RIDDIM produced by KURU ESTUDIO 2017
Horse One Overview
The street anthem base for this dancehall project was built in the studio with a clear goal: to bring raw energy and fresh sounds to the dancehall scene in 2017. The creative direction focused on strong rhythms and heavy bass, making tracks that could light up any party or street session. Behind the production was KURU ESTUDIO, a name known for blending traditional sound system vibes with modern beats. KURU ESTUDIO has worked with several Latin American and Caribbean artists, helping to push dancehall into new spaces. Their attention to detail and deep understanding of dancehall culture shaped the sound of this riddim. Each artist brought something unique to the project. Evokando delivered "Hijos De Luz," a track that stands out for its powerful lyrics and catchy hooks. The Makonnen Soul contributed "Msica," showing their signature style and vocal strength. Rzs Music followed with "Crazy Dance," a song that quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles for its infectious groove. Razzal’s "Murders Of Babylon" added a darker, more serious tone to the collection, while Jem C’s "Salvacin" offered uplifting messages and smooth delivery. Each artist’s performance built on the street anthem base, giving the riddim its raw, authentic flavor. Looking back, this street anthem base helped keep dancehall vibrant in 2017. The combination of KURU ESTUDIO’s production and the artists’ energy made sure the riddim wasn’t just another release—it was a moment that kept dancehall moving forward.
Horse One Tracklist:
- Evokando – Hijos De Luz
- The Makonnen Soul – Msica
- Rzs Music – Crazy Dance
- La Nueva Fuerza – El Poder De Jah
- Razzal – Murders Of Babylon
- Jem C – Salvacin
- Leo Evokando – Alza Tus Manos
- Lion Paw – No Material Things
- I Lion – Si Voy Con Jah
- Khristafayah – Msica Natural
- General Fyah – Rebel Music
- Jahia Uncan – Su Juego
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