PERFECT ESCAPE RIDDIM produced by J1 PRODUCTION 2019
Perfect Escape Overview
In 2019, the Perfect Escape Riddim became a key moment for dancehall music. This collection, produced by J1 PRODUCTION, helped launch new artists and gave them a real chance to shine. J1 PRODUCTION is known for sharp, modern dancehall sounds, and has worked with both fresh talent and established names. His productions often reach high streaming numbers, making him a respected figure in the dancehall scene. The Perfect Escape Riddim stands out because it mixes old-school dancehall vibes with a modern feel. Compared to other dancehall collections of its time, this riddim brought a special energy. While other riddims in 2019 sometimes leaned too heavily on digital sounds, Perfect Escape kept the heart of dancehall alive but still sounded fresh. Tommy Lee Sparta’s "So Tight" is a highlight. Tommy Lee Sparta is well known for his dark, unique style, and his 2012 hit "Psycho" made him a big name in dancehall. On this riddim, his voice fits perfectly, adding a cool edge. Elephant Man brings his famous energy to "Ben Ova Nuh." He is known worldwide for songs like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," and has even been nominated for a Grammy. Laden’s "Man Great" shows his smooth flow, while J Rile’s "Anything Yuh Want" and Nickoblast’s "Basket Ball" add new voices to the mix. Flamzz shines on "Flourish," and Bonnie Lin brings a melodic touch with "Perfect Escape." JBad’s "Perfect Escape Riddim" rounds out the collection.
Perfect Escape Tracklist:
- Tommy Lee Sparta – So Tight (Clean)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – So Tight (Raw)
- Elephant Man – Ben Ova Nuh (Clean)
- Elephant Man – Ben Ova Nuh (Raw)
- Laden – Man Great
- J Rile – Anything Yuh Want
- Nickoblast – Basket Ball (Clean)
- Nickoblast – Basket Ball (Raw)
- Flamzz – Flourish (Clean)
- Flamzz – Flourish (Raw)
- Bonnie Lin – Perfect Escape (Clean)
- Bonnie Lin – Perfect Escape (Raw)
- JBad – Perfect Escape Riddim (instrumental)
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