JUNGLE FLUTE RIDDIM produced by ADDED RANKIN 2021
Jungle Flute Overview
The parade flow for Carnival 2021 came alive under the banner of Added Rankin Music, a label known for its vibrant soca and dancehall productions. The streets pulsed with energy as the Jungle Flute Riddim set the mood, echoing through crowds of masqueraders and music lovers. At the heart of this riddim is Added Rankin, a producer who has steadily built a name in the Caribbean music scene. Added Rankin’s work on “Jungle Flute Riddim (Instrumental)” and “Rest On” has gained attention for its infectious melodies. The track “Rest On (Caribbean Radio Edit)” also showcases his skill for blending traditional soca vibes with modern sounds. As an arranger and producer, Added Rankin has contributed to the growth of soca, with his productions streaming widely across digital platforms. Joining the lineup is DJ CHEEM, whose song “Cook Food” has become a staple on Caribbean playlists. The “Cook Food (Caribbean Radio Edit)” by DJ CHEEM highlights his playful style and knack for catchy hooks, making him a familiar name at fetes and radio stations across the islands. Prezzi Don brings his own flavor to the project with “Real Life Thing” and “Real Life Thing (E),” both tracks reflecting his lyrical storytelling and energetic delivery. Taller Dan adds another layer with “Dingolay,” a song that captures the spirit of Carnival revelry. Together, these artists and Added Rankin’s direction created a fete mix that truly captured the joy and unity of Carnival 2021. The riddim’s parade flow left a lasting impression, celebrating Caribbean music and culture.
Jungle Flute Tracklist:
- Added Rankin – Rest On
- DJ CHEEM – Cook Food (Caribbean Radio Edit)
- DJ CHEEM – Cook Food
- Prezzi Don – Real Life Thing (E)
- Prezzi Don – Real Life Thing
- Taller Dan – Dingolay
- Added Rankin – Jungle Flute Riddim (Instrumental)
- Added Rankin – Rest On (Caribbean Radio Edit)
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