INSANE RIDDIM (THE REMIXES) – LEXX MUSIQUE 2015
Insane Overview
The Insane Riddim release brought together a lively collection of tracks that made waves in the soca and reggae world. The tracklist features Sizzla — Give It To Dem Remix, Bredda Dub — Dubplate Remix, Daddy Mory — Big Faya Remix, Vybz Kartel Ft. Raine Seville — Mentally Insane Remix, Raine Seville - Mentally Insane Remi — Mentally Insane Remix, and Konshens — Guerilla Forever Remix. Each song brings a different energy, tied together by the driving soca-inspired riddim. Sizzla, known for his powerful voice and conscious lyrics, adds his unique style to Give It To Dem Remix. Sizzla is one of reggae’s most prolific artists, with albums like "Da Real Thing" and hits including "Thank You Mama." Bredda Dub’s Dubplate Remix keeps the energy high, while Daddy Mory, who is recognized for his work with the French reggae group Raggasonic, delivers Big Faya Remix with his signature sound. Vybz Kartel Ft. Raine Seville join forces on Mentally Insane Remix, blending Kartel’s dancehall influence with Raine Seville’s smooth vocals. Vybz Kartel is well known for chart-topping songs like "Fever" and for shaping modern dancehall. Raine Seville, who also appears solo on Mentally Insane Remix, brings her own flavor to the riddim. This release is closely linked to the 2021 carnival season, becoming a favorite for island fans. The band leader behind the riddim has a reputation for blending classic soca elements with a modern twist, helping the tracks reach both radio and sound system audiences. The Insane Riddim continues to lift spirits and energize dance floors across the soca world.
Insane Tracklist:
- Sizzla – Give It To Dem Remix
- Bredda Dub – Dubplate Remix
- Daddy Mory – Big Faya Remix
- Vybz Kartel Ft. Raine Seville – Mentally Insane Remix
- Konshens – Guerilla Forever Remix
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