ISLAND LIFE RIDDIM produced by DEADLINE RECORDZ 2015
Island Life Overview
In 2015, the Island Life Riddim became a favorite in dancehall clubs. Produced by DEADLINE RECORDZ, the riddim stood out for its mix of hardcore dancehall beats and catchy hooks. The sound was both powerful and easy to enjoy, making it popular with many fans. The Island Life Riddim blended dancehall with hints of other genres, like reggae and pop. This mix made the riddim feel fresh and exciting on the dance floor. DEADLINE RECORDZ, known for creating several strong dancehall projects, brought their skill to the mixing board, shaping the sound with clean production and big energy. Their work on Island Life Riddim helped the songs reach wider audiences and get strong streaming numbers. Blak Ryno’s track "Paradise" brought a tough but melodic vibe, showing his unique style. Blak Ryno is well known for his hit "Bike Back," which helped him build a strong name in dancehall. Chino added his smooth vocals to "Hot Gal Magnet," giving the riddim a playful, crowd-pleasing feel. Chino is also famous for his song "From Mawning (Never Change)," which was a big success in Jamaica. Kosha’s "One Life" added a thoughtful touch, while Masicka’s "Firm Pon Me Feet" gave the riddim a gritty, confident sound. Masicka later went on to release his debut album "438" in 2021, which topped the Apple Music reggae charts in Jamaica. Sanity’s "Bed Bun Up" brought more energy, keeping the dance floor moving. Voicemail’s "Island Life" completed the riddim, giving it an anthem-like feel.
Island Life Tracklist:
- Blak Ryno – Paradise (Clean)
- Blak Ryno – Paradise (Raw)
- Chino – Hot Gal Magnet
- Kosha – One Life (Clean)
- Kosha – One Life (Raw)
- Masicka – Firm Pon Me Feet (Clean)
- Masicka – Firm Pon Me Feet (Raw)
- Mavado – All About You (Clean)
- Mavado – All About You (Raw)
- Sanity – Bed Bun Up (Clean)
- Sanity – Bed Bun Up (Raw)
- Voicemail – Island Life
- Deadline Recordz – Island Life Riddim (Instrumental)
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