MIX LIQUOR RIDDIM produced by KHEIL STONE MUSIC 2013
Mix Liquor Overview
In 2013, the Mix Liquor Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most energetic voices. Da Professor led with “Como Te Llamo,” delivering smooth vocals over the beat. Delly Ranx followed with “Don’T Do It,” bringing his signature style and lyrical flow. Esco’s “Buck The Night” added a party vibe, while Froggy Maddsquad’s “Top Shelf” kept the energy high. G Starr’s “Cut Dem Off” gave the riddim a sharp edge, rounding out the main lineup. The sound system cut was carefully crafted by KHEIL STONE MUSIC, a producer and label known for blending modern sounds with classic dancehall. KHEIL STONE MUSIC has earned recognition for creating riddims that selectors love to play in the dance. Their approach focuses on clean production and rhythms that work well for both DJs and artists. The Mix Liquor Riddim is a strong example, with its trap-influenced beats and catchy hooks. Other tracks on the riddim include Kappa’s “100 Gyal,” Red Foxx’s “The Right Way,” and Ronnie Homer’s “Party Everyday.” The instrumental version, “Liquor Riddim Instrumental” by Kheil Stone Music, lets selectors and DJs add their own touch to the dancefloor. Mix Liquor Riddim stands out for its dance-ready tracks and fresh sound. Selectors praised its bashment energy, and it remains an important part of dancehall history. The combination of talented artists and skilled production helped secure its place in the scene.
Mix Liquor Tracklist:
- Da Professor – Como Te Llamo
- Delly Ranx – Don’T Do It
- Esco – Buck The Night
- Froggy Maddsquad – Top Shelf
- G Starr – Cut Dem Off
- Kappa – 100 Gyal
- Red Foxx – The Right Way
- Ronnie Homer – Party Everyday
- Kheil Stone Music – Liquor Riddim Instrumental
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