POSITIVE THOUGHTS RIDDIM produced by JAYCRAZIE RECORDS – 2019
Positive Thoughts Overview
Today, the Positive Thoughts Riddim is remembered as a classic yard beat that shaped the sound of 2019 dancehall. Its clean, energetic rhythm still echoes in parties and DJ sets, showing the staying power of a well-built riddim. The beat brought a fresh vibe to dancehall, quickly becoming a favorite for both fans and selectors. The riddim’s success is tied to the strong performances from its lineup of artists. Falcon’s “Life Odyssey” stands out with its uplifting message and smooth delivery. G Whizz brings motivation and grit with “Hardwork Pays,” while Gage’s “Woman For Myself” adds a confident, catchy hook. Gappy Ranks delivers emotion and depth on “End Of The Road.” Iamstylezmusic’s “I Want You” offers a melodic and romantic touch. The riddim also features standout tracks like Jah Vinci’s “Really Love You,” Jahmiel’s “Cold Floor,” Khago’s “Circle Small,” Nazine’s “Breaking News,” and Prohgres’ “Large Life.” Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties them all together, keeping the energy high from start to finish. Behind this influential release is JAYCRAZIE RECORDS, a producer and label known for crafting modern dancehall hits. JAYCRAZIE RECORDS has earned respect for their crisp production style and ability to bring together top talent. The Positive Thoughts Riddim has clocked impressive streams online, further proving its impact. This yard beat remains an important part of dancehall history. Its combination of talented artists and sharp production makes it a lasting favorite, still played and celebrated today.
Positive Thoughts Tracklist:
- Falcon – Life Odyssey
- G Whizz – Hardwork Pays
- Gage – Woman For Myself
- Gappy Ranks – End Of The Road
- Iamstylezmusic – I Want You
- Jah Vinci – Really Love You
- Jahmiel – Cold Floor
- Khago – Circle Small
- Nazine – Breaking News
- Prohgres – Large Life
- Teejay – Hold The Faith
- Zagga – Hope And I Prayed
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