IN MEMORIES RIDDIM produced by DOWNSOUND RECORDS 2012
In Memories Overview
In 2012, the In Memories Riddim made a strong mark on dancehall music and sound system culture. Dancehall fans look for riddims that bring raw energy to the dance, and this one delivered just that. It was built for the sound systems—those powerful speaker setups that fill Jamaican streets and parties with music. The riddim’s driving beat and heavy bass made it perfect for selectors and DJs wanting to get the crowd moving. Behind this project was Downsound Records, a label well-known in Jamaica and beyond. Downsound Records, founded by Joseph Bogdanovich, has a history of working with top dancehall and reggae artists. The label has produced many notable songs and helped shape the modern dancehall sound. Their studio work on In Memories Riddim shows careful attention to detail, blending traditional dancehall with fresh, trap-inspired elements. The artists featured on this riddim each brought their own style. Harry Toddler’s “Life Goes On” stands out with its catchy hook and energetic delivery. Toya’s “Life” offers a smooth, melodic touch, while Motion brings a tougher edge with “Mad Many.” G Warren and Nature join forces on “Most High,” giving the riddim a conscious vibe. Ishawna’s “Murderer” adds a bold, dramatic flavor. Other tracks include Specialist with “Right Now,” Khago’s “Save Me,” and Tempricher’s “Touch.” The instrumental, “In Memories Riddim Instrumental” by Downsound, lets the riddim’s full power shine. Even years later, In Memories Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy and impact on the sound system scene.
In Memories Tracklist:
- Harry Toddler – Life Goes On
- Toya – Life
- Motion – Mad Many (Radio)
- G Warren And Nature – Most High
- Ishawna – Murderer
- Specialist – Right Now
- Khago – Save Me
- Tempricher – Touch
- Downsound – In Memories Riddim Instrumental
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