LIFE’S PATH RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION 2018
Lifes Path Overview
The Lifes Path Riddim, released in 2018, quickly became a favorite among selectors for its energetic, bashment-ready tracks. Produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION, a label known for its strong influence in modern dancehall, this riddim mixes classic dancehall with hints of other genres. The producer’s use of lively horn riffs and fluid beats helps the riddim fit easily into both reggae and club scenes, showing the label’s skill in creating crossover hits. Each artist on the compilation brings something unique. Masicka’s “Dem Nuh Happy Fi We” stands out with its sharp lyrics and confident delivery. D'Angel’s “Give Thanks” offers a positive message, while Ishawna & Ikel Marvlus team up on “Chasing Money” for a catchy, modern sound. Kapella Don & Laden’s “My Time Now” celebrates ambition, and Nesbeth’s “Inna Di Ghetto” adds heartfelt storytelling about real-life struggles. Other tracks like Prohgres’s “Energy Drainer,” Pamputtae & Qq’s “Lotion,” Vybrant’s “Judge Not,” and Bugle And Konshens’s “Carbon Done” keep the energy high and the dancefloor moving. The riddim’s blend of hard-hitting dancehall with touches of hip hop and Afrobeat makes it stand out. This mix attracts fans from different backgrounds and keeps the sound fresh and exciting. GOOD GOOD PRODUCTION’s experience, with many hit riddims and collaborations, is clear in this project. Lifes Path Riddim remains important in dancehall history, showing how teamwork and creative production can push the genre forward while keeping its roots strong.
Lifes Path Tracklist:
- I-Octane & Yanique ‘Curvy Diva’ – Unfair Games
- Masicka – Dem Nuh Happy Fi We
- Govana – Rich Forever
- D’Angel – Give Thanks
- Ishawna & Ikel Marvlus – Chasing Money
- Kapella Don & Laden – My Time Now
- Nesbeth – Inna Di Ghetto
- Prohgres – Energy Drainer
- Pamputtae & Qq – Lotion
- Vybrant – Judge Not
- Bugle And Konshens – Carbon Done
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