PRETTY GOLD RIDDIM produced by TRUE LOYAL RECORDS2013
Pretty Gold Overview
The Pretty Gold Riddim, released in 2013, stands out as a strong example of dancehall’s energy and creativity. This sound system cut blends dancehall with other genres like bashment, adding a modern twist to classic rhythms. The riddim’s beat is tight and lively, making it popular in dancehalls and on sound systems. Macka Diamond, a well-known name in dancehall, brings her bold style to two tracks: Macka Diamond — Better Wine Tell and Macka Diamond — Better Fuck Tell. Macka Diamond is famous for her hit song “Dye Dye,” which topped charts in Jamaica and brought her international attention. Her confident delivery fits perfectly with the Pretty Gold Riddim’s rebellious spirit. Dee Queen adds her voice with Dee Queen — Alright, giving the riddim a fresh female perspective. Villa Dutch & Petto Dene team up on Villa Dutch & Petto Dene — Goldmine, mixing their unique flows for a catchy duet. Piralta’s track, Piralta — Wine You Body, keeps the energy high with smooth vocals and a danceable hook. Gangoolie, known for his 2011 hit “Muscle Wine,” delivers Gangoolie — Straight, adding his signature playful style. The creative force behind this project is TRUE LOYAL RECORDS2013. The label is known for producing modern dancehall riddims and has gained respect in the Jamaican music scene for its crisp production and support for new talent. The instrumental, True Loyal Records — Pretty Gold Instrumental, shows off the studio’s skill at blending genres and keeping the riddim tight. Years later, selectors still reach for this 2013 mix, proving its lasting impact in dancehall culture.
Pretty Gold Tracklist:
- Macka Diamond – Better Wine Tell (Clean)
- Macka Diamond – Better Fuck Tell (Raw)
- Dee Queen – Alright
- Villa Dutch & Petto Dene – Goldmine
- Piralta – Wine You Body
- Gangoolie – Straight (Clean)
- Gangoolie – Straight (Raw)
- True Loyal Records – Pretty Gold Instrumental
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