ISLAND CRISIS RIDDIM produced by SEVENH X 2021
Island Crisis Riddim adds to the 2021 dancehall riddim catalog with dynamic elements. Zy Boss, Philordo, Jvibz make their mark, contributing infectious layers that bring out the riddim’s character. SEVENH X ensures romantic vibe holds the project together. The result is an experience that feels timeless. Dancehall party vibes!
Island Crisis Overview
When Island Crisis Riddim dropped in 2021, it quickly became a favorite in yards and dancehall parties across Jamaica. The beat is full of energy, with a bouncing rhythm and catchy melodies that make you want to move. There’s a smooth, almost romantic groove running through the riddim, but it still brings that classic dancehall fire. It’s the kind of beat you hear playing late into the night, with everyone singing along and dancing. The artists who voiced on Island Crisis Riddim really brought their best. Zy Boss stands out with “Winner,” a track that shows off his confident style. Zy Boss is well known for his powerful delivery, and “Winner” fits right in with his growing list of popular tunes. Philordo adds a joyful touch with “Nice Time,” keeping the party vibe strong. Jvibz comes through with “Right Choice,” bringing his unique flow that fans have come to love. SheLdon’s “Better Life” rounds out the set, adding a positive message over the infectious beat. The man behind the riddim, SEVENH X, is no stranger to the dancehall scene. He’s known for his skill in blending different sounds and has worked with several rising artists. SEVENH X’s touch on Island Crisis Riddim helps give it that timeless feel, and his production has earned him thousands of streams on digital platforms. By the end of 2021, Island Crisis Riddim was one of the top bashment anthems, with its tracks playing everywhere from street corners to big parties. It’s a true dancehall highlight from that year.
Island Crisis Tracklist:
- Zy Boss – Winner
- Philordo – Nice Time
- Jvibz – Right Choice
- SheLdon – Better Life
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