ONE LIFE RIDDIM produced by FRENZ FOR REAL RECORDS 2012
One Life Overview
The One Life Riddim first appeared in 2012, straight from Jamaica’s vibrant dancehall scene. Released by FRENZ FOR REAL RECORDS, this riddim quickly became a favorite at dances and parties, with its strong beats and infectious energy. Several standout artists brought their own style to the project. 3 Star delivered “Wonderful To Me,” a tune that many fans still remember for its catchy hooks and positive message. Arrow Kan’s “Idle Hands & Feet” added a lively touch, while Jah Dirt’s “Naah Give Up On Life” inspired crowds with its determination and spirit. Jah Vinci contributed “Come From Far,” a song that connected with listeners who know about overcoming struggles. Natural Black’s “People In Love” brought a smooth, heartfelt vibe to the collection. The riddim also featured Tajji with “Gone” and Thomo T with “One Life,” each adding their own flavor to the mix. Every artist’s contribution helped make the riddim a complete, party-ready package. Behind the scenes, FRENZ FOR REAL RECORDS played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for pushing fresh talent and hard-hitting rhythms, the label has built a reputation in dancehall for quality and consistency. Releases like One Life Riddim have helped the label earn respect from both fans and selectors, with tracks that keep the dancefloor moving. Today, One Life Riddim stands out as a classic moment in dancehall history. Its songs, artists, and production all came together to create a backdrop that partygoers still remember with excitement. If you love dancehall, this riddim is a must-listen and a true part of the culture.
One Life Tracklist:
- 3 Star – Wonderful To Me
- Arrow Kan – Idle Hands & Feet (Come Off Di Corner)
- Jah Dirt – Naah Give Up On Life
- Jah Vinci – Come From Far
- Natural Black – People In Love
- Tajji – Gone
- Thomo T – One Life
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