IRON SKY RIDDIM produced by MUSIC SLAVE RECORDS 2013
Iron Sky Overview
When Iron Sky Riddim arrived in 2013, DJs across Jamaica and beyond picked it up right away. The riddim’s yard beat was heavy and sharp, different from the smoother or more digital mixes that were also popular at the time. Where some riddims leaned on electronic sounds, Iron Sky Riddim kept a rootsy, streetwise vibe. This made it stand out among releases from that year. A big part of the riddim’s power came from the artists. Latoya’s “My Girlfriend’S Friend” brought a catchy hook and real storytelling. Beenie G, known for his lively performances, added two tracks: “Summer Body” and “Tutus.” His work on “Summer Body” followed his reputation for energetic dancehall anthems. Flash Raggedy delivered “Gu Dung,” which kept parties moving, while Junior Garrison’s “Coming Back For More” added a smooth, classic feel. Lucie Singer’s “Ride” gave the riddim a melodic touch, showing the range of voices on the project. Meet Source’s “Inna Yu Middle” and Buzzy Buzzie’s “Iron Sky Riddim Version” rounded out the set, making sure the riddim was heard in every dance. Behind the scenes, MUSIC SLAVE RECORDS played a key role. The label, known for pushing new talent and authentic dancehall sounds, guided the project. Their experience in the industry helped shape the final sound, keeping it true to the streets. Looking back, Iron Sky Riddim kept dancehall strong in 2013. Its yard beat and solid lineup of artists made it a favorite for DJs and fans, and it still stands out as a highlight from that year.
Iron Sky Tracklist:
- Badd Indyan & Minah Jane Ft. Latoya – My Girlfriend’S Friend (Raw)
- Badd Indyan & Minah Jane Ft. Latoya – My Girlfriend’S Friend (Radio)
- Beenie G – Summer Body
- Beenie G – Tutus
- Flash Raggedy – Gu Dung
- G-Listick – Can’T Stop We
- Junior Garrison – Coming Back For More
- Lucie Singer – Ride
- Meet Source – Inna Yu Middle
- Buzzy Buzzie – Iron Sky Riddim Version
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