NIGHT SKY RIDDIM produced by DON IKO 2021
Night Sky Overview
The bashment rhythm behind this project was made for the dance floor. From the first beat, its heavy bass and crisp percussion set the mood for lively movement and high energy. The rhythm is both classic and fresh, echoing the roots of dancehall while feeling right at home in the modern era. Its pulsing drive and catchy hooks make it impossible to stand still, and it quickly became a favorite for both club nights and radio play. Several standout artists brought their own flavor to the bashment. Keone’s “Handle Me” is a confident performance, showing off his vocal style and control. Jonnelle, known for her energetic delivery, adds “Money & Tingz” to the mix, a track that comes in both clean and raw versions. Jonnelle has gained attention for her unique sound and has continued to build her profile in the dancehall scene. Tish Official’s “Settle Down” (available in clean and raw versions) adds a melodic touch, highlighting her smooth vocals. Kayla Wilson keeps the party going with “Worldwide Party,” a track that lives up to its name and invites everyone to the dance floor. The rhythm itself, “Night Sky Riddim (Instrumental),” is delivered by Don Iko, who is also the producer behind the project. Don Iko’s role as producer and arranger was key. Known for his work in the dancehall and reggae genres, Don Iko has built a reputation for crafting rhythms that resonate with audiences worldwide. His productions have reached streaming platforms and gained support from DJs and selectors. Even years later, the 2021 bashment is still alive, with DJs spinning these tracks and keeping the energy strong.
Night Sky Tracklist:
- Keone – Handle Me
- Jonnelle – Money & Tingz (Clean)
- Jonnelle – Money & Tingz (Raw)
- Tish Official – Settle Down (Clean)
- Tish Official – Settle Down (Raw)
- Kayla Wilson – Worldwide Party
- Don Iko – Night Sky Riddim (Instrumental)
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