OCEAN FIRE RIDDIM produced by MARKUS RECORDS 2015
Ocean Fire Overview
When the Ocean Fire Riddim yard session tape dropped in 2015, fans quickly embraced it. The tape’s infectious energy and catchy rhythms made it a staple at street dances and yard parties across Jamaica. Listeners praised the riddim’s fresh sound, and soon, it was playing on sound systems everywhere. A big part of the tape’s appeal came from the standout performances by several talented artists. Bryka’s “All Of My Life” brought heartfelt lyrics and a memorable hook, making it a favorite among fans. Nazine delivered “Bruk Pocket,” adding humor and realness that connected with everyday listeners. D’Angel’s “Fans & Fame” stood out with its confident delivery and sharp lyrics. Voicemail kept the vibe lively with “I Drink To Me,” while Daville’s “Love Them” added a smooth, romantic touch. The riddim also featured strong tracks from Jahazeil Myrie with “No More,” Serani’s “Say A Prayer,” Gyptian’s “Sorry,” Demarco’s “Too Badmind,” and Chris Martin’s “Turn Me On.” Each artist brought their own style, creating a diverse and engaging lineup that kept the riddim fresh on repeat. Ocean Fire Riddim was built by MARKUS RECORDS, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. Markus Myrie, the producer behind the label, has worked with many top artists and is recognized for his modern yet authentic dancehall productions. Years later, Ocean Fire Riddim remains a yard anthem and an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy and the unity it brought to the dance.
Ocean Fire Tracklist:
- Bryka – All Of My Life
- Nazine – Bruk Pocket
- D’Angel – Fans & Fame
- Voicemail – I Drink To Me
- I-Octane – Life Goes On
- Daville – Love Them
- Jahazeil Myrie – No More
- Serani – Say A Prayer
- Gyptian – Sorry
- Demarco – Too Badmind
- Chris Martin – Turn Me On
- D’East – Up To You
- Markus Records – Ocean Fire Riddim Instrumental
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