LOST PIANO RIDDIM produced by IZABOO SOUND 2017
Lost Piano Overview
When the Lost Piano Riddim dropped in 2017, dancehall fans quickly took notice. The riddim’s rebellious spirit and fresh sound made it stand out. Selectors and listeners embraced the release, and it became a favorite in parties and street dances. Alozade’s “What A Revolution” set the tone, bringing his signature fire to the track. Known for his hit “Bad Man Nuh Pet Gal,” Alozade’s energy matched the riddim perfectly. Fabigeez followed with “Food Pon Plate,” delivering strong lyrics about daily struggles. G Mac’s “Ghetto Struggle” added heartfelt storytelling, reflecting real-life hardships. Gappy Ranks, who is recognized for his successful song “Heaven In Her Eyes,” contributed “Peace And Joy.” His smooth delivery and positive message fit the riddim’s vibe. Jah Rain’s “Overcome” inspired listeners with its message of hope and resilience. Other artists also made their mark. Jigsy King brought “Ganja Mi Want Inna Mi Head,” while Kozmik Consciousnez offered “Spiritual Enlightment.” Lyncs delivered “Ruler Of The Kingdom,” Mc Fizzle gave “Shred And Lost,” and Ras Akkurate rounded things out with “Lead Out.” The production was handled by IZABOO SOUND, known for their melodic approach and attention to detail. IZABOO SOUND has built a reputation for blending classic dancehall elements with modern sounds, and their work on this riddim kept fans coming back. Released under the IZABOO SOUND label, Lost Piano Riddim became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2017, capturing the voice of its time.
Lost Piano Tracklist:
- Alozade – What A Revolution
- Fabigeez – Food Pon Plate
- G Mac – Ghetto Struggle
- Gappy Ranks – Peace And Joy (Postman Remix)
- Jah Rain – Overcome
- Jigsy King – Ganja Mi Want Inna Mi Head
- Kozmik Consciousnez – Spiritual Enlightment
- Lyncs – Ruler Of The Kingdom
- Mc Fizzle – Shred And Lost
- Ras Akkurate – Lead Out
- Razie B – It’S Just The Weed
- Slash – Hate Me For
- Torch – Be Careful A People
- Xt – Say What You Wanna Say
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