MASH UP THE DANCE RIDDIM produced by INTERRUPT MUSIC 2021
Mash Up The Dance Overview
Today, the foundation rhythm of Mash Up The Dance Riddim is remembered for its conscious sound and its strong connection to reggae roots. Released in 2021, this rhythm quickly became a favorite among fans who appreciate music with both depth and energy. Its melodies and soulful moments still echo the roots of 2021, making it a standout release in recent reggae history. The riddim brought together a group of talented artists, each adding their own unique style. Mowty Mahlyka led with the song "Mash Up the Dance," a track that captures the spirit of the riddim. Parly B brought his recognizable voice to "Talking Parrot." Parly B is well known in the UK reggae scene, and his energetic style has made him a regular at major sound system events. Ponchita Peligros delivered "Follow Style," adding a fresh and lively touch. Ras Mat appeared alongside I, Jago & SK Simeon on the song "Josephine Calling," bringing even more variety to the project. The instrumental version, "Mash Up the Dance Version (Instrumental)," allowed listeners to enjoy the riddim’s full musical depth and highlighted the skill of the dub engineer behind the scenes. At the heart of the release was producer INTERRUPT MUSIC. Known for his work with the Reggae Roast label and for his digital reggae productions, INTERRUPT MUSIC has built a reputation for reviving classic reggae sounds with a modern twist. His production helped make Mash Up The Dance Riddim both accessible and meaningful. The foundation rhythm of this release continues to inspire and connect reggae fans, holding onto the spirit of conscious music from 2021.
Mash Up The Dance Tracklist:
- Mowty Mahlyka – Mash Up the Dance
- Parly B – Talking Parrot
- Ponchita Peligros – Follow Style
- Ras Mat-I, Jago & SK Simeon – Josephine Calling
- Mash Up the Dance Version (Instrumental)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4Qgs9p-afM
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