LIGHTHOUSE RIDDIM produced by JA PRODUCTIONS 2017
Lighthouse Overview
If you were going to dancehall parties in 2017, you probably remember the energy of the Lighthouse Riddim. This riddim was everywhere in the clubs and street dances, with its lively beats and strong drive. It stood out from other dancehall riddims of the time because of its bold percussion and fresh sound. While many riddims that year were heavy or dark, Lighthouse Riddim brought a brighter, more festive vibe that made people want to dance. Justus Ft. Supa — Heaven On Earth and Supa - Heaven On Earth — Heaven On Earth both delivered catchy hooks and smooth vocals, making them favorites for selectors and fans alike. Jahmiel — Friends We Lost offered a thoughtful and emotional touch, showing the riddim could handle deeper themes as well as party anthems. Trello — Pray For You brought another layer with its heartfelt lyrics, while Shenseea — Time From U added her signature style, connecting with both new listeners and long-time dancehall fans. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a big role in shaping the riddim’s crisp, club-ready sound. Every drum hit and melody was mixed perfectly to keep the energy high on the dancefloor. JA PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind Lighthouse Riddim, is known for creating some of the most memorable dancehall tracks of the last decade. With a reputation for quality and a strong catalog, JA PRODUCTIONS helped push dancehall forward, making this riddim an important part of the genre’s history. Lighthouse Riddim is still remembered for lighting up parties and bringing people together, a true highlight in dancehall’s story.
Lighthouse Tracklist:
- I-Octane – Up Inna Di Sky Light
- Justus Ft. Supa – Heaven On Earth
- Jahmiel – Friends We Lost
- Trello – Pray For You
- Shenseea – Time From U
- Lighthouse Riddim Instrumental – Lighthouse Riddim
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