LIFE SAVER RIDDIM produced by DIGITALIZE RECORDS 2010
Life Saver Overview
In 2010, the bashment flow was everywhere in Jamaica. This sound, full of energy and attitude, played from big speakers at street parties and dances all over the island. The Life Saver Riddim was one of the tracks that helped shape this moment in dancehall music. The riddim was crafted by DIGITALIZE RECORDS, a label known for its sharp production and love for authentic dancehall sounds. DIGITALIZE RECORDS began making waves in the late 2000s, and their work on the Life Saver Riddim showed their skill at bringing artists together on a strong, unified beat. The label’s focus on classic dancehall elements, like bold horn riffs, helped the riddim stand out. Several artists brought their own style to the Life Saver Riddim. Bramma delivered “Wah The World,” adding his signature voice and energy. Bramma is also known for his hit “On and On,” which made him a familiar name in dancehall. Digitalize, the producer and artist, performed “Life Saver Riddim,” showing off the riddim’s full power. Kalliba’s “Working Hard” added a message of determination. Kibaki, who once worked with Vybz Kartel on “Go Fi Dem,” contributed “From Mi A Juvenile.” Platinum Kid’s “More Dem Fight Wi” and Unicorn’s “Who Dem Prove Pon” completed the lineup, each bringing their own flavor to this bashment classic.
Life Saver Tracklist:
- Bramma – Wah The World
- Digitalize – Life Saver Riddim
- Kalliba – Working Hard
- Kibaki – From Mi A Juvenile
- Platinum Kid – More Dem Fight Wi
- Unicorn – Who Dem Prove Pon
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