MIX RIDDIM produced by BUILDERS RECORDS 2005
Mix Overview
Fans of dancehall music were thrilled when selectors dropped the latest mix featuring the 2005-inspired riddim. The vibrant energy of the tracks quickly became a favorite, igniting dancehall nights with fresh fire. The mix included standout contributions from well-known artists, each bringing their unique flair to the project. Assassin's track "No Mix Up" showcased his lyrical prowess, adding depth and intensity to the riddim. Known for his impactful presence in the dancehall scene, Assassin has been a key figure, with his 2014 album "Theory of Reggaetivity" earning critical acclaim for its insightful exploration of reggae roots. Ghost's "Settle Down" added a smooth yet powerful vibe, perfectly complementing the mix's dynamic range. Ghost has long been admired for his unique vocal style, which has earned him a loyal following in the reggae and dancehall communities. Perfect Giddimani's "Positively Black" delivered a message of empowerment and positivity, resonating with fans who appreciate his conscious lyrics. Perfect Giddimani is celebrated for his hit song "Hand Cart Bwoy," which topped reggae charts and solidified his place in the genre. Spragga Benz contributed "Clear The Way," bringing his signature energy and charisma. Known for his extensive career and collaborations with international artists like Foxy Brown, Spragga Benz remains a staple in dancehall music. The mix was produced by BUILDERS RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall and reggae. BUILDERS RECORDS has a reputation for producing high-quality music that resonates with fans worldwide, consistently pushing the boundaries of the genre. This selector's choice pays homage to the timeless fire of 2005, ensuring its place in dancehall history.
Mix Tracklist:
- Assassin – No Mix Up
- Ghost – Settle Down
- Mix Riddim – Version
- Perfect Giddimani – Positively Black
- Spragga Benz – Clear The Way
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