NEXT STEP RIDDIM – STRAPLAND RECORDS
Next Step Overview
Teflon, Enestee, Kevyn V, Navino, and Sennica are the main voices behind the energy of the Next Step Riddim. Each artist brings their own style to the dancehall scene. Teflon is well known for his strong presence in Jamaican music, with tracks like "Stocks" showing his skill in delivering powerful lyrics. Navino made a name for himself with songs like "Only You," building a loyal fan base over the years. Enestee stands out on "Wine up Pan Mi," blending catchy hooks with a smooth delivery. Kevyn V’s "Your Love" brings a softer touch to the riddim, adding variety to the overall sound. Sennica adds her own flair with "Drive You Crazy," giving the project a fresh vibe. The party backdrop for Next Step Riddim mixes hardcore dancehall beats with memorable melodies. The songs flow together, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for any dancehall event. Each artist’s song fits into the riddim, making the whole release feel united but still exciting. The production comes from Strapland Records, a label known for delivering quality dancehall music. Their work on Next Step Riddim shows their skill in bringing artists together and creating tracks that connect with fans. Rysto Weeny’s "Rock Fi Mi World" and Tataleyha’s "Link Up" also add to the party feeling, making the riddim complete. Fans who remember 2019 often talk about Next Step Riddim as a true dancehall anthem. The combination of talented artists and strong production made it a favorite at parties and dancehall sessions.
Next Step Tracklist:
- Teflon – Stocks
- Enestee – Wine up Pan Mi
- Enestee – Wine up Pan Mi (Radio Edit)
- Kevyn V – Your Love
- Navino – Only You
- Sennica – Drive You Crazy
- Sennica – Drive You Crazy (Radio Edit)
- Rysto Weeny – Rock Fi Mi World
- Tataleyha – Link Up
- Tataleyha – Link Up (Radio Edit)
- Strapland Records – Next Step Riddim (Instrumental)
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