PAIN AND SORROW RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL SOUNDS ENTERTAINMENT 2011
Pain And Sorrow Overview
The Pain And Sorrow Riddim was the sound you heard at late-night dancehall parties in 2011. Selectors loved it for its deep, moody vibes mixed with just enough energy to keep the dance floor moving. The riddim had a special way of blending old-school dancehall style with fresh, modern beats. One of the standout tracks was Cold Fathal’s “Pain & Sorrow.” Cold Fathal is known for his raw delivery, and this song really brought out the emotion of the riddim. D'Nice came with “Do Something Positive,” bringing a message that fit well with his reputation for uplifting lyrics. Ghetto Rych’s “Pain And Grief” was another favorite, adding real street feeling to the mix. Levorn gave us two tracks, “Girls These Days” and “Play It Out.” Levorn is remembered for his catchy hooks and smooth flow, and these songs showed off his style. Mr Lawgical’s “They Don'T Know” rounded out the compilation with a thoughtful touch. The whole project was put together by DIGITAL SOUNDS ENTERTAINMENT, a label respected for pushing new sounds in dancehall. DIGITAL SOUNDS ENTERTAINMENT has worked with many artists and is known for releasing creative riddims that get noticed online and in the dance. This riddim was a big part of 2011 dancehall culture, bringing people together and setting the mood for unforgettable nights.
Pain And Sorrow Tracklist:
- K – Question
- C-Kure – Go Getta (Edit)
- C-Kure – Go Getta
- Cold Fathal – Pain & Sorrow
- D’Nice – Do Something Positive
- Ghetto Rych – Pain And Grief
- Lava – Keep The Faith
- Levorn – Girls These Days (Edit)
- Levorn – Girls These Days
- Levorn – Play It Out (Remix)
- Mr Lawgical – They Don’T Know
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