PINNACLE RIDDIM produced by SPYRAL DEM FI KNOW RECORDS 2014
Pinnacle Overview
In the dancehall world, the selector’s choice is about setting the right mood for the crowd. In 2014, selectors across Jamaica and beyond kept reaching for Pinnacle Riddim. This riddim had the raw energy and rhythm that dancehall fans love at parties and street dances. Behind this powerful riddim is SPYRAL DEM FI KNOW RECORDS. The label is known for its sharp production style and bold sound. SPYRAL DEM FI KNOW RECORDS has built a reputation for pushing new talents and creating tracks that selectors and DJs trust. Their releases often get strong play on Caribbean radio and in dancehall sessions. Pinnacle Riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Kaama brings a catchy flow to the track Balance Pan It, a song that quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles. Spayne O’Connar’s Fearless stands out for its confident delivery. Tivick’s Flawless adds another layer of energy, showing his steady rise in the scene. Spoonaz, with High Grade, gives a nod to dancehall’s love for anthems about good times. Chucky rounds out the set with Love The Way Yuh Wine, a song that gets people moving on any dance floor. Of these artists, Kaama is known for his energetic performances and has built a loyal fan base over the years. Spayne O’Connar has also gained attention for his unique style and has worked with several respected producers in the genre. Even years later, selectors still rate Pinnacle Riddim highly. Its blend of top artists and strong production keeps it fresh in the dancehall community.
Pinnacle Tracklist:
- Kaama – Balance Pan It
- Spayne O’Connar – Fearless
- Tivick – Flawless
- N-Gauge – Gun Thing Gal Thing
- Spoonaz – High Grade
- Flava Prince – Lifestyle
- Chucky – Love The Way Yuh Wine
- Infamous – Mop Stick
- Kenny Bling – Permissionless
- Keen Prodigy – Puff At It
- Ink – Register Lies
- Extension – Tip Up Pan It
- Fire Dyce – Wine And Quint
- Richy I – Wine Up Yuh Body
- Jizzani – Yute Like We
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