MIXED FLAVA RIDDIM produced by MADD SPIDER PRODUCTIONS 2013
Mixed Flava Overview
If you were at a dance in 2013, you probably remember the raw excitement that came with the Mixed Flava Riddim. This party backdrop was filled with the kind of energy dancehall fans love—heavy bass, sharp snares, and a horn section that kept the crowd moving. Compared to other riddim mixes from the same era, Mixed Flava stood out. Many riddims in 2013 leaned towards digital sounds, but this one kept its roots strong while still sounding fresh. The bashment arranger played a big part in shaping this vibe. By blending classic dancehall elements with new ideas, the arranger made sure the riddim felt both familiar and modern. This balance made the party backdrop different from the more electronic or pop-influenced mixes that were popular at the time. MADD SPIDER PRODUCTIONS was behind it all. Known for their steady hand in the studio, this producer has a history of pushing dancehall forward while respecting its past. Their work on Mixed Flava Riddim added another highlight to their catalogue, earning respect from fans and artists alike. The artists on this riddim brought their own style and energy. Delly Ranx & Raine Seville’s "Daily Drama" delivered catchy hooks and real-life stories. Esco & Xean Don’s "All Eyez On We" had a confident, party-ready sound. Patexx & Froggy Maddsquad’s "Talk Fi Mi" kept the momentum going, while Taranchyla & Bling Dawg’s "Run Weh" brought a tough edge. Wayne Wonder & Liquid’s "Turn It For Me" added a smooth, melodic touch. This party backdrop is still remembered as an important chapter in dancehall history, showing how the music can move forward without losing its heart.
Mixed Flava Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx & Raine Seville – Daily Drama
- Esco & Xean Don – All Eyez On We
- Patexx & Froggy Maddsquad – Talk Fi Mi (clean)
- Patexx & Froggy Maddsquad – Talk Fi Mi (raw)
- Taranchyla & Bling Dawg – Run Weh
- Wayne Wonder & Liquid – Turn It For Me
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