MANIFIESTO RIDDIM produced by RDJ RECORDS & INFINI-T MUSIC 2013
Manifiesto Overview
The bashment arranger behind Manifiesto Riddim crafted a sound that blends hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks. This yard beat stands out for its raw textures and festival-ready flow, making it a memorable release from 2013. The project was produced by RDJ RECORDS and INFINI-T MUSIC, two labels known for supporting fresh talent in the reggae and dancehall scene. RDJ RECORDS, based in Spain, has been active in promoting Caribbean music across Europe, while INFINI-T MUSIC is respected for its collaborations with both new and established artists. Several artists brought their own style to Manifiesto Riddim. Buffleman delivers strong vocals on "Brand New Day," a track that shows his unique energy. Newton appears with "DesconfiìO," adding a smooth, confident touch. Kins Sound’s contribution is "Maestros Musicales," highlighting their skill in blending melodic hooks with hard-hitting rhythms. Pipo Ti & Utan Bassum team up for "Inna Di War," bringing a powerful duet that stands out on the riddim. Pipo Ti is known for his work in Spanish reggae, including his album "Old School," which helped him gain recognition in Europe. Senìƒor R & Ras Kuko join forces on "In The City," a song that captures the urban vibe of the riddim. Ras Kuko is notable for his album "Bass Kulcha" and his role in the Spanish reggae movement. Yt & Mr Williams close out the list with "Marihuana Level," rounding off the release with a laid-back, roots-inspired feel. This yard beat will always echo the fire of 2013, bringing together artists and sounds that continue to move dancehall fans worldwide.
Manifiesto Tracklist:
- Buffleman – Brand New Day
- Newton – DesconfiìO
- Kins Sound – Maestros Musicales
- Pipo Ti & Utan Bassum – Inna Di War
- Senìƒor R & Ras Kuko – In The City
- Yt & Mr-Williams – Marihuana Level
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