JAUNTY RIDDIM produced by STUDIO 91 RECORDS 2017
Jaunty Overview
The 2017 bashment release built its reputation on a strong lineup of tracks, each bringing its own energy to the dancehall scene. The set opens up with Accid — Trend, a song that quickly became a favorite for its catchy flow and confident delivery. Blak Ryno — You & I stands out with emotional lyrics and a signature vocal style, while Corry Dip — You'Re The One offers smooth hooks that keep the riddim moving. Delly Ranx — Bring Yuh Body adds a classic party vibe, perfect for getting any dance started. Gully Bop — Suzan brings humor and street flavor, a reminder of his unique place in dancehall culture. Kappa — Tables Turn, Linky First — Live Life, Stein — Caress Yuh, Teflon — Gal I Need, and Versatile — My Type round out the set, each adding their own twist to the riddim and helping to shape the overall sound. The artists featured on this release all bring their own strengths. Accid, Blak Ryno, and Corry Dip give standout performances, showing versatility and style. Delly Ranx is well-known in the genre for his consistent hits, while Gully Bop’s rise from the streets brought new energy to dancehall. Behind the scenes, STUDIO 91 RECORDS produced the riddim. The label has built a reputation for quality dancehall projects and has worked with a range of established and rising artists. Their production style is known for blending classic dancehall with modern beats, helping their releases reach wide audiences. This dancehall set remains an important part of dancehall history, capturing the raw street flavor and party vibes that define the genre. Its influence is still felt in sessions and parties today.
Jaunty Tracklist:
- Accid – Trend
- Blak Ryno – You & I
- Corry Dip – You’Re The One
- Delly Ranx – Bring Yuh Body
- Gully Bop – Suzan
- Kappa – Tables Turn
- Linky First – Live Life
- Stein – Caress Yuh
- Teflon – Gal I Need
- Versatile – My Type
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