MIXED EMOTIONS RIDDIM produced by DAMANI RECORDS / CAWVINZ ENTERTAINMENT 2017
Mixed Emotions Overview
DAMANI RECORDS and CAWVINZ ENTERTAINMENT have made a strong name in dancehall by producing quality riddims and working with top Jamaican artists. Known for their clean production and creative use of horns, the label has a history of pushing dancehall forward. With the release of the Mixed Emotions Riddim in 2017, they continued their tradition of delivering music that connects with both selectors and fans. Mixed Emotions Riddim quickly became a favorite among DJs. The project stands out for its energetic beats and the way it lets each artist shine. Bugle’s “What Condition” brings thoughtful lyrics and a steady flow, showing his skill at blending message with melody. Esco’s “Real Love” adds a smooth, catchy vibe, making it easy to play in any dance. I Octane’s “Body Loyal” delivers the artist’s signature energy and hooks. Jafrass steps up with “Gone Again,” giving the riddim a streetwise edge, while Laden’s “Success” offers inspiration with its uplifting words. Popcaan’s “Real Thugz” adds another layer, showing why he is a favorite in the dancehall scene. Propa Fade’s “Not For Sale” stands out for its strong statements, and Raine Seville’s “Me & U” brings a touch of romance. Teflon’s “Empress” and Twinkle Brain’s “Love Light” round out the collection, each adding their own unique style. This riddim is a key part of dancehall history. It shows how a well-crafted beat and talented artists can create lasting bashment heat.
Mixed Emotions Tracklist:
- Bugle – What Condition
- Esco – Real Love
- I Octane – Body Loyal
- Jafrass – Gone Again
- Laden – Success
- Popcaan – Real Thugz (Explicit)
- Propa Fade – Not For Sale (Explicit)
- Propa Fade – Not For Sale
- Raine Seville – Me & U (Explicit)
- Raine Seville – Me & U
- Teflon – Empress
- Twinkle Brain – Love Light
- Versatile – Money Can’t Buy
- Vybrant – Night Fall
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