MOUNT PEACE RIDDIM produced by RAS BLINGA RECORDS 2021
Mount Peace Overview
For many dancehall fans, the Mount Peace Riddim is remembered as one of the standout sets of 2021. When it dropped, selectors and DJs quickly made it a favorite in their playlists and dancehall sessions. The riddim brought a fresh energy to the scene, mixing street vibes with catchy melodies that kept the dance floor moving. Looking back, the artists who voiced this riddim each brought their own style. Alicia Amor’s “Waste Man” caught attention with its bold lyrics and delivery. Alicia Amor is also known for her unique voice and growing presence in the dancehall world. Dadre came through with “Phone Sex,” adding a playful edge that fans enjoyed. Drienoo’s “Grateful” stood out for its positive message and smooth flow. These tracks, along with others like HD Petique’s “Run Up” and Ozarii’s “Delilah,” gave the riddim its dynamic and varied sound. The man behind the boards was RAS BLINGA RECORDS, a label known for pushing new talent and fresh riddims into the spotlight. RAS BLINGA RECORDS has built a reputation for quality productions and has been involved in other notable releases, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their work on Mount Peace Riddim showed a real understanding of what makes a riddim connect with both selectors and the crowd. Mount Peace Riddim remains a bashment highlight from 2021, still played by those who love the authentic energy of dancehall. If you’re a fan, this is one riddim you’ll want to revisit.
Mount Peace Tracklist:
- Alicia Amor – Waste Man
- Dadre – Phone Sex
- Drienoo – Grateful
- HD Petique – Run Up
- Ozarii – Delilah
- Pablo YG – Too Cold (Raw)
- Pablo YG – Too Cold
- Ras Blinga Records – Mount Peace Riddim (Instrumental)
- Ric Man, ras blinga – She Wanna Fuck Tonight
- Ric Man, ras blinga – She Wanna Love Tonight
- Shaneil Muir – Love and Other Drugs (Raw)
- Shaneil Muir – Love and Other Drugs
- Tabetha Shae – Cum
- Tall Up – Done Win
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