JAB & DRUM RIDDIM produced by YTM RECORDS 2023
Jab and Drum Overview
The Jab and Drum Riddim compilation from 2023 brought together a powerful lineup of soca tracks that kept carnival spirits high. The collection featured College Boy Jesse with “It’s Carnival,” Destra’s “We Run It,” Lednek’s “Sneaky Link,” Luni Spark & Electrify’s “We vs. Everybody,” Legz with both “Jab & Drum Riddim” and “Party Mash up,” and Problem Child’s “Storm Wind.” Each song added its own energy, blending classic soca rhythms with modern production, making the riddim a favorite for partygoers and DJs alike. College Boy Jesse, known for his vibrant stage presence, delivered “It’s Carnival,” capturing the excitement of the season. Destra, a staple in soca music and recognized for her hit “Lucy,” brought her commanding voice to “We Run It.” Lednek’s “Sneaky Link” added a playful twist, while Luni Spark & Electrify, who have previously won the Grenada National Soca Monarch title, joined forces on “We vs. Everybody.” Legz contributed two tracks, “Jab & Drum Riddim” and “Party Mash up,” showcasing versatility and energy. Behind the scenes, YTM RECORDS produced the project. The label has become known for supporting Caribbean artists and pushing soca music to wider audiences through digital releases and streaming platforms. The carnival director’s background in organizing large-scale events helped shape the compilation’s festive atmosphere, ensuring each track resonated with the spirit of the road. Even now, the Jab and Drum Riddim brings back memories of 2023’s island parties, with its mix of tradition and fresh sounds keeping the fete alive.
Jab and Drum Tracklist:
- College Boy Jesse – It’s Carnival
- Destra – We Run It
- Lednek – Sneaky Link (In Private)
- Luni Spark & Electrify – We vs. Everybody
- Legz – Jab & Drum Riddim (Instrumental)
- Legz – Party Mash up
- Problem Child – Storm Wind (No Verse)
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