KINGSTON JAMAICA RIDDIM produced by SOCIALYAAD RECORDS 2015
Kingston Jamaica Overview
When the Kingston Jamaica Riddim dropped in 2015, it quickly became the heartbeat of countless late-night dancehall parties. The rhythm was lively and bold, with a sound that made people want to move. DJs loved to spin it, and crowds responded with energy, turning every dance into a celebration. The riddim’s fast pace and catchy melodies made it perfect for party settings, where the music needed to keep spirits high until morning. This project brought together some of dancehall’s most recognized voices. Bugle delivered “Real Yaad Man,” a track that matched the riddim’s raw and authentic vibe. Bugle is also known for his hit “Rasta Party,” which helped him gain international attention. Charly Black added his own style with “Make Some Mone.” He is widely recognized for his global hit “Gyal You A Party Animal,” which charted in several countries. Demarco’s “Nah Change” brought even more energy, and Demarco himself has a reputation for versatile hits and strong production work. Jah Vinci’s “Provide My Needs” offered a melodic touch, while Kratos kept things grounded with “Humbleness.” Each artist brought their unique flavor, making the riddim a showcase for different styles within dancehall. The mastermind behind the project was SOCIALYAAD RECORDS. Known for their work in the dancehall scene, SOCIALYAAD RECORDS has produced several notable riddims and tracks over the years. Their ability to craft upbeat and memorable rhythms made this release stand out. For true dancehall fans, 2015 would not be complete without the Kingston Jamaica Riddim.
Kingston Jamaica Tracklist:
- Bugle – Real Yaad Man
- Charly Black – Make Some Mone
- Demarco – Nah Change (Edit)
- Demarco – Nah Change (Raw)
- Jah Vinci – Provide My Needs
- Kratos – Humbleness
- Lojiix – Amazing
- Shauna – Cant Stop Me Now
- Socialyaad Records – Kingston Jamaica Riddim
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