ICE BOX HEART RIDDIM produced by ACCRETION RECORDS 2021
Ice Box Heart Overview
When the Ice Box Heart Riddim dropped in 2021, it quickly became a staple on dancehall sound systems. Its heavy basslines and crisp production captured the energy of the moment, fitting right into a year when dancehall was pushing bold, club-ready sounds. The sound system cut of the riddim still takes listeners back to that charged atmosphere, reminding fans of packed dance floors and late-night sessions. Behind this release is ACCRETION RECORDS, a label known for its sharp, modern take on dancehall. Since its founding, Accretion Records has built a reputation for clean, powerful riddims and has steadily grown its catalog on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Their focus on quality and consistency has made them a respected name among DJs and selectors. The artists on Ice Box Heart Riddim each bring their own style. Demitri stands out with "Heart Cold," a track that blends raw emotion with a catchy hook. Malakiyah delivers "I Will Be There," adding a melodic touch that balances the riddim’s intensity. Divice contributes two tracks—"Come Inna Me Room" and "Hood Inna Yuh Womb"—showcasing versatility and a knack for memorable choruses. Young Deedz brings energy with "One An Only," available in both clean and raw versions, making it a favorite for DJs looking for flexibility in their sets. The riddim’s instrumental, "Icebox Heart" by Accretion, rounds out the project, highlighting the producer’s signature sound. Even now, the Ice Box Heart Riddim’s sound system cut is a reminder of 2021’s dancehall pulse—heavy, vibrant, and unforgettable.
Ice Box Heart Tracklist:
- Demitri – Heart Cold (Clean)
- Demitri – Heart Cold (Raw)
- Malakiyah – I Will Be There
- Divice – Come Inna Me Room
- Divice – Hood Inna Yuh Womb
- Young Deedz – One An Only (Clean)
- Young Deedz – One An Only (Raw)
- Accretion – Icebox Heart (riddim)
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