HYPNOSIS RIDDIM produced by VOICE OUT LOUD RECORDS 2016
Hypnosis Overview
The yard beat on Hypnosis Riddim brings a fresh energy to dancehall, built for lively parties and quick to prove its place on the dance floor. The rhythm is smooth yet powerful, with a driving bassline and crisp percussion that invite movement. It balances modern electronic touches with classic reggae grooves, making it both familiar and exciting for fans. Each artist brings their own style to the riddim. Ashawn’s “Wipe Those Tears” stands out with heartfelt lyrics and a melodic delivery that connects with listeners. Ginjah’s “Touch The Levels” adds a conscious edge, blending soulful vocals with a message of upliftment. Jahmiel’s “Touch The Metal” delivers sharp flows and confident energy, while Jahvillani’s “I Promise You” offers promises of loyalty over the pulsing beat. Nashy Bull and Monkie join forces on “I Would,” combining unique voices for a catchy and memorable track. Sizzla’s “Badmind People” tackles negativity with his trademark fire, and Vershon’s “Still Feel” brings emotional depth to the project. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer plays a key part in shaping the overall feel, carefully balancing each element for clarity and impact. VOICE OUT LOUD RECORDS, the producer, is known for blending traditional and modern influences in their productions. This label has built a reputation for quality releases that attract both new listeners and longtime dancehall fans. Hypnosis Riddim’s yard beat remains an important chapter in dancehall history, showing how creativity and collaboration can keep the genre moving forward.
Hypnosis Tracklist:
- Ashawn – Wipe Those Tears
- Ginjah – Touch The Levels
- Jahmiel – Touch The Metal
- Jahvillani – I Promise You
- Nashy Bull & Monkie – I Would
- Sizzla – Badmind People
- Vershon – Still Feel
- Voice Out Loud Records – Hypnosis Riddim
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