ONLY PRIDE RIDDIM produced by FIRST PAGE|LOYAL LINKZ 2015
Only Pride Overview
The sound system cut of Only Pride Riddim brings a strong dancehall energy to the floor. Its style is deep and hypnotic, perfect for late-night sessions and big speaker boxes. The mood is bold, with a steady pulse that keeps dancers moving from the first beat to the last. Artists on this riddim give it real flavor. Dvercity’s “Same Ole Ting” stands out with a catchy hook and sharp delivery. Ky — Enie brings smooth vocals on “Stricke A Light 4 Me,” showing the talent that made him known for conscious lyrics. Grampa Entatain’s “Pon Di Street Again” adds streetwise storytelling, while First Page’s “Mi Nuh Trust Friend” delivers a message of caution and loyalty. Prince Talib’s “Jah Jah Works” brings a spiritual touch, reminding listeners of his roots reggae influence. Production comes from FIRST PAGE|LOYAL LINKZ, a name respected for crisp mixing and true island vibes. The label, LOYAL LINKZ, has built a reputation for supporting both new and experienced voices in dancehall. FIRST PAGE|LOYAL LINKZ has produced several riddims that gained attention online, helping to shape the sound of modern Jamaican music. This sound system cut of Only Pride Riddim stands as one of the purest dancehall tracks from 2015. Its beats, melodies, and performances come together to create a timeless experience that still excites crowds and selectors alike.
Only Pride Tracklist:
- Dvercity – Same Ole Ting
- Ky-Enie – Stricke A Light 4 Me
- Grampa Entatain – Pon Di Street Again (Raw)
- First Page – Mi Nuh Trust Friend
- Nevaramo – Sad Story
- Prince Talib – Jah Jah Works
- Robbie Rule – Nuh Matter Weh Yuh Come From
- Terrify – I Dont Know
- Grampa Entatain – Pon Di Street Again (Radio)
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