OYE’ DEH RIDDIM produced by JOURNEY MUSIC GLOBAL LLC 2018
Oye Deh Overview
If you love dancehall, the Oye Deh Riddim is a release you can’t miss. This project stands out for its fresh bashment flow, bringing that raw street flavor right into the dance. The riddim is the work of JOURNEY MUSIC GLOBAL LLC, a producer and label known for shaping modern dancehall. JOURNEY MUSIC GLOBAL LLC has built a strong reputation for quality productions and has worked with several big names in the genre. Their attention to detail in the studio is clear, with crisp recording and mixing that lets every artist shine. Each artist on Oye Deh Riddim brings their own style to the bashment flow. Iamroyston & Clifton End deliver “Te La Voy A Dar” with energy that sets the tone for the riddim, while Safaree’s “Straiiittt” rides the beat with confidence. Redfox & Screechy Dan’s “Happy Day” adds a classic dancehall vibe, keeping things lively and fun. Mumzell’s “Good Mi Good” gives a strong, catchy hook, and Macka Diamond’s “Gps” brings the attitude fans expect. The recording process here is tight and professional. JOURNEY MUSIC GLOBAL LLC makes sure every vocal and instrument is clear, giving DJs and selectors exactly what they need for the dance. The riddim’s sound is both modern and true to dancehall’s roots, perfect for sound systems and playlists alike. Songs like “Life” by Alfray, “Life Is Good” by D’Angel, “I’M A Winner” by Supa G, “Charge Up” by Elephant Man, and “Stay Faithful” by D’ Major all help shape the bashment flow, making this riddim an important part of dancehall history.
TRACKLIST :
- Te La Voy A Dar – Iamroyston & Clifton End
- Straiiittt – Safaree
- Happy Day – Redfox & Screechy Dan
- Good Mi Good – Mumzell
- Gps – Macka Diamond
- Life – Alfray
- Life Is Good – D’Angel
- I’M A Winner – Supa G
- Charge Up – Elephant Man
- Stay Faithful – D’ Major
- Drink & Celebrate – Disturb Dancehall
- Escort – Maddtonic
- Blow My Mind – Killa
- Oye’ Deh – Patexx
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