ISLAND RAVE RIDDIM produced by BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC 2014
Island Rave Overview
The Island Rave Riddim yard session tape is remembered as a true street anthem in dancehall sound system culture. Released in 2014, this riddim brought heavy basslines and crisp, energetic beats that selectors still love to play at sessions and parties. The sound is built for big speakers, making every track hit hard in the dance. The producer behind this project is BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC, a label known for pushing forward the modern dancehall sound. BASSLINE ROCK MUSIC has a reputation for building club-ready riddims and helping new artists find their voice. Their productions often get strong streaming numbers and support from selectors across Jamaica and the UK. On this riddim, Xean Don stands out with "Feel Good," a track that brings a smooth flow and catchy hook. Xean Don is recognized in the scene for his consistent releases and has worked with respected producers in the dancehall world. Faze Ft. Suane and Suane - Feel Nice both deliver the song "Feel Nice," which is a favorite for its upbeat vibe and singalong chorus. Suane has been featured on several dancehall projects and is known for his melodic style. Mezmo’s "Hole On Pon Mi" brings a darker edge to the tape, while Apprentice’s "Home" offers a more laid-back feel. Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties them together with the same driving energy. Dancehall fans and selectors rate this tape highly, and it remains a key release from the 2010s era of street sound system culture.
Island Rave Tracklist:
- X-Ale – Crate Ah Foot
- Xean Don – Feel Good
- Faze Ft. Suane – Feel Nice
- Mezmo – Hole On Pon Mi
- Apprentice – Home
- Young Deedz – Island Girl
- Babyboom Ft. X-Ale – Island Love
- Ras Tt – Real Love
- Froggy – Spend Pon Weed
- Mayor – Steal Your Heart
- Mowty Mahlyka – Stylish
- Redd Man – What You Want
- Smujji – Wish You Were Here
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