PHOENIX RIDDIM produced by KIMICHI RECORDS 2012
Phoenix Overview
Phoenix Riddim was born in the studio with a clear vision: to bring fresh energy to dancehall. The producer behind this project, KIMICHI RECORDS, is known for pushing boundaries in the UK dancehall scene. Since its start, the label has focused on new talent and international sounds, helping to shape the sound of modern bashment. KIMICHI RECORDS guided the creative direction of Phoenix Riddim, blending hard-hitting drums with catchy melodies. The result was a rhythm that stood out in 2012, catching the attention of both fans and up-and-coming artists. Several artists got their big break on this release. Khaos made a mark with “If You Need My Love,” showing his smooth style and strong vocals. Redd Man Uk brought his UK flavor with “New Money,” a track that highlighted his lyrical skills and growing reputation in the dancehall community. Zagga, who would later gain more attention with tracks like “My Destination,” delivered “In Deh,” adding his unique voice to the mix. Other artists also shone on Phoenix Riddim. Squaddy’s “Its All Good” brought positive vibes, while Maxwell’s “Come Back” added a melodic touch. Each artist brought something different, making the riddim a showcase of fresh talent. For dancehall fans, 2012 was a year to remember because of Phoenix Riddim. It not only launched new voices but also set a standard for quality production. The project helped KIMICHI RECORDS cement its place as an important label, and it remains a favorite for bashment lovers around the world.
Phoenix Tracklist:
- Khaos – If You Need My Love
- Redd Man Uk – New Money
- Zagga – In Deh
- Squaddy – Its All Good
- Maxwell – Come Back
- Tenza And Alaska – Money
- J Yungg – Only Break Your Heart
- Sampaloo – Life Hard Ft. Patexx
- Kari Jess – Eva Clean
- Timmy T And Mario Doriani – Spend The Night
- Kristopher – Hands Of Time
- Digital Sham – My Own
- Ras J – More Prayer
- Squaddy – Got Life
- Kimichi – Phoenix Riddim
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