LEAD OUT RIDDIM produced by INNA WI GENES RECORDS 2013
Lead Out Overview
The yard session tape for the Lead Out Riddim starts with a strong lineup. Deepjahi opens with “Lead Out,” setting the mood for the whole project. His delivery is sharp and confident, making it clear why this track became a favorite in dancehall circles. Next up is Melloquence with “Beat Of My Own Drum.” The song stands out for its catchy hook and smooth flow, showing Melloquence’s unique style. Serani’s “Fight Fi Fight” brings another layer to the riddim. Serani is well known for his international hit “No Games,” and his experience shows in this track’s polished sound. Villa Dutch follows with “Chatty Mouth,” adding a raw edge and direct lyrics that fit the dancehall vibe. Tiyarro’s “Bredda Still” keeps the energy high, while Mellis closes the session with “Frake Friend,” a song that deals with loyalty and trust. The sound engineer behind the project played a key role in shaping the riddim’s crisp, clear sound. The mix allows each artist’s voice to stand out, making the tape a favorite for selectors and DJs. INNA WI GENES RECORDS produced the Lead Out Riddim. The label has a reputation for supporting rising talent and has released several projects that have made waves in the dancehall scene. Their work on this riddim helped push it into heavy rotation on radio and in clubs. For dancehall fans, 2013 would not be complete without this yard session tape. The combination of standout tracks and top-tier production made Lead Out Riddim a true highlight of the year.
Lead Out Tracklist:
- Deepjahi – Lead Out (Raw)
- Deepjahi – Lead Out (Clean)
- Melloquence – Beat Of My Own Drum
- Serani – Fight Fi Fight
- Villa Dutch – Chatty Mouth (Raw)
- Villa Dutch – Chatty Mouth (Clean)
- Tiyarro – Bredda Still (Raw)
- Tiyarro – Bredda Still (Clean)
- Mellis – Frake Friend (Raw)
- Mellis – Frake Friend (Clean)
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