IGLOO RIDDIM produced by SO UNIQUE RECORDS 2014
Igloo Overview
The Igloo Riddim brought a cool, energetic yard beat that echoed through clubs across Jamaica. Its sound is bright and punchy, with a playful yet tough mood that fits both street corners and dance floors. This 2014 riddim, produced by SO UNIQUE RECORDS, quickly became a favorite for selectors and partygoers. Several top artists made their mark on the Igloo Riddim. Alkaline stood out with two tracks: "Fuck You" and "Touch You," both showing his sharp delivery and bold style. Bryka’s "Skin Clean (Edit)" added a smooth, confident vibe, while Jah Vinci gave a softer touch with "Loving (Edit)." Kiprich’s "I See The Light" brought clever lyrics and energy, and Konshens delivered his own hit with "Clean Money (Edit)," focusing on ambition and success. Each song kept the same signature riddim, but every artist brought something different. This variety helped show how flexible and catchy the Igloo Riddim could be. The riddim’s steady drum pattern and catchy melodies made it easy for fans to dance and sing along. SO UNIQUE RECORDS, the producer and label behind the riddim, has a strong reputation in dancehall for creating hits. Known for working with rising and established stars, SO UNIQUE RECORDS helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their work on Igloo Riddim proved their ability to blend fresh ideas with classic dancehall energy. Even years after its release, the Igloo Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its powerful yard beat and the artists who brought it to life.
Igloo Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Fuck You (Raw)
- Alkaline – Touch You (Edit)
- Bryka – Skin Clean (Edit) & (Raw)
- I-Octane – Family First
- Jah Vinci – Loving (Edit) & (Raw)
- Kiprich – I See The Light
- Konshens – Clean Money (Edit) & (Raw)
- Shane O – She Goes Up
- Versatile – No Bad Company
- Vybz Kartel – You Want Me (Edit) & (Raw)
- So Unique Records – Igloo Riddim (Instrumental)
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