JUGGLE RIDDIM produced by STUDIOUS ENTERTAINMENT / IKATION RECORDS 2013
Juggle Overview
The bashment flow of this project started with a clear vision in the studio. The producer behind the release, STUDIOUS ENTERTAINMENT / IKATION RECORDS, wanted a sound that blended rough deejay energy with smooth, catchy vocals. Known for their work in the dancehall scene, IKATION RECORDS has built a reputation for quality productions and energetic riddims. Their releases have kept dancehall fans moving and have been featured on many sound system playlists. Each artist brought their unique style to the riddim. Charlie Pro delivered "Come Out A My Life" with a confident tone and catchy hooks, making his song stand out among the tracks. Bencil contributed "Mama Affi Alrite," bringing heartfelt lyrics and a melodic touch. Bencil is also known for his collaborations in the reggae scene, which have gained him respect among fans. Cubanis added "Buss By A Morning," keeping the energy high and the flow tight. Seanizzle, who is also a well-known producer with hits like "One Day" and a strong presence in dancehall, performed "Mi A Live My Life" on this project. His experience in both production and performance helped to shape the overall sound. Versatile joined with "Some Bwoy Nuh Wah A Gyal," adding a gritty, streetwise edge to the release. Other artists on the project, like Pistal & Waka with "Trust Har," Jah Malo with "We Smoking," and Kem J with "Pon Di Corner," each helped create a complete bashment experience. Looking back, this bashment flow kept dancehall alive in 2013, showing how strong rhythms and creative direction could bring together different voices for a powerful sound.
Juggle Tracklist:
- Charlie Pro – Come Out A My Life
- Bencil – Mama Affi Alrite
- Cubanis – Buss By A Morning
- Seanizzle – Mi A Live My Life
- Versatile – Some Bwoy Nuh Wah A Gyal
- Pistal & Waka – Trust Har
- Jah Malo – We Smoking
- Kem J – Pon Di Corner
- K-Scar – Weed
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