OVASEAZ RIDDIM produced by HEMP HIGHER 2017
Ovaseaz Overview
Selectors in 2017 loved to spin Ovaseaz Riddim, a dancehall selection with roots in Europe and the Caribbean. This riddim brought together several strong voices, each with their own style. Antonio West stands out with “Ovaseaz,” a track that shows his energy and skill. Blak Diamon follows with “Ovaseaz We Gone,” keeping the party moving with clear vocals and catchy hooks. Cali P, known for his hit album “Lyrical Faya,” brings his smooth delivery on “Mek She Feel It.” D Flame, a respected German reggae and hip hop artist, adds his unique flavor with “Ich kann nichts dafür.” Fulklip delivers “Ovaseaz Hustla,” bringing more fire to the lineup. Each artist gives the riddim a new twist, showing the wide range of dancehall in 2017. The mixing board king behind this project is HEMP HIGHER, a producer and label based in Switzerland. HEMP HIGHER is known for working with top reggae and dancehall acts and has gained respect for quality productions and international reach. With its layered sound and horn-driven energy, Ovaseaz Riddim became a favorite at night parties and dance sessions in 2017. The combination of talented artists and strong production made it a standout release for fans and selectors alike.
Ovaseaz Tracklist:
- Antonio West – Ovaseaz
- Blak Diamon – Ovaseaz We Gone
- Cali P – Mek She Feel It
- D Flame – Ich kann nichts dafür
- Fulklip – Ovaseaz Hustla
- Gappy Ranks – Work Hard
- King Youth – Dutty Badmind
- Mad Killah – L’heure du crime
- Mathieu Ruben – Ovaseaz Wine
- Mellowquence – Want It All Feat. Tiyarro
- Mr Midas – Oh Woah
- Randy Valentine – Scream Out
- Redd man UK – Ever Bless
- Renae Rain – Buss Di Ovaseaz
- Riga – Ovaseaz Riddim
- Shawn Bush – You Mi Waan
- Straika D – Cé pa kon sa
- Stunna & Ill Payne – Gyal Ovaseaz
- Tiwony – Amzone Show Dem
- Tronixx & Widdy G – Best Friend
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