PRETTY LITTLE HOUSE RIDDIM produced by JONES AVE RECORDS 2018
Pretty Little House Overview
In 2018, dancehall was going through a fresh wave of sound. Producers were mixing old-school vibes with new energy, and the clubs were hungry for new anthems. This is when JONES AVE RECORDS stepped in with the Pretty Little House Riddim. The label, known for pushing young talent and working with some of the biggest names in Jamaica, helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. Their productions have gathered millions of streams and are respected for their catchy, hard-hitting beats. The Pretty Little House Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices. Vybz Kartel, one of the genre’s biggest stars, dropped “Pretty Little House.” His track quickly caught attention for its clever lyrics and signature delivery. D’Angel, a strong female voice in dancehall, gave fans “Boss Lady” and “Boss Lady (Raw),” showing off her confidence and unique style. The riddim also helped new artists shine. Echo Dan’s “Can You Girl” brought a fresh voice to the scene, and Ishawna’s “Feel A Way” showed her talent for catchy hooks and real storytelling. Peddy, with “Out Deh,” used the riddim to introduce his energy and style to a wider audience. JONES AVE RECORDS — Pretty Little House Riddim is more than just a set of songs. It gave new artists their big break and set a strong direction for dancehall music at the time. Today, it’s still remembered as an important part of dancehall history.
Pretty Little House Tracklist:
- Vybz Kartel – Pretty Little House
- I-Octane – Get Gyal Whole Heap
- D’Angel – Boss Lady (Clean)
- D’Angel – Boss Lady (Raw
- Echo Dan – Can You Girl (Clean)
- Echo Dan – Can You Girl (Raw)
- Ishawna – Feel A Way (Clean)
- Ishawna – Feel A Way (Raw)
- Peddy – Out Deh
- Jones Ave Records – Pretty Little House Riddim (Instrumental)
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