NIGHT VISION RIDDIM produced by ARMZHOUSE RECORDS 2010
Night Vision Overview
In 2010, the sound system cut of Night Vision Riddim became a key part of dancehall parties. This version was popular at bashment events, where DJs mixed it with other genres like hip hop and soca. The riddim’s strong bass and catchy beat made it easy to blend with different styles, keeping the crowd moving all night. Artists like Beenie Man, Bugle, Capleton, D'Angel, and General B each brought their own energy to the riddim. Beenie Man’s “Fight We” stands out—he is known as the “King of Dancehall” and won a Grammy Award for his album “Art and Life” in 2001. Bugle’s “Hand To Mouth” shares a message about real-life struggles, showing his skill for thoughtful lyrics. Capleton’s “Wine Mek U Wiggle” adds fire and energy, fitting for his reputation as a powerful performer. D'Angel brings her unique voice to “Touch A Button,” while General B delivers his style on “Mi Believe.” Each artist adds something special, making the riddim feel fresh across every track. ARMZHOUSE RECORDS produced Night Vision Riddim. The label is known for releasing strong dancehall projects and helping new talent get noticed. Their work on this riddim kept the sound sharp and modern, making it last in DJ sets and playlists. In 2010, the sound system cut helped define the dancehall vibe, blending easily with other genres and showing the strength of both the artists and the producer.
Night Vision Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Fight We
- Bugle – Hand To Mouth
- Capleton – Wine Mek U Wiggle
- D’Angel – Touch A Button
- General B – Mi Believe
- Ghandi – Twenty Ten Ft. Spice
- Easy – Peace Time
- Vegas – You Me Want
- Shane-O – More Love
- Sizzla – Something Girl
- Stein – Tender Touch
- T’Nez – Tel Time
- Teflon – Pretty Dread
- Twin Of Twins – Friend Ting
- Armz House – Night Vision Riddim InstrumentaL
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