PRETTY PRE RIDDIM produced by MONUMENTAL RECORDS / DON MARX RECORDS 2014
Pretty Pre Overview
In 2014, the Pretty Pre Riddim stood out as a true yard beat, capturing the raw and energetic sound that defined dancehall that year. The riddim’s heavy bass and sharp snares made it a favourite for selectors looking to ignite any bashment. Its vibe fit right into the pulse of Kingston’s street parties and dancehalls, marking it as a soundtrack for the era. At the heart of Pretty Pre Riddim’s success is MONUMENTAL RECORDS / DON MARX RECORDS. Known for their consistent delivery of dancehall hits, the label has built a reputation for crafting riddims that keep the party moving. Their previous work helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, with Pretty Pre Riddim adding another strong entry to their catalogue. The label’s releases have clocked up thousands of streams, proving their influence in the scene. The riddim’s energy is brought to life by a select group of artists. Truthful’s “See Dah Body Deh” sets the tone with a catchy hook and confident delivery. Fambo follows up with “Drink & Rave,” a track that quickly became a party staple thanks to its infectious chorus. Munga’s “Party Vybz” keeps the momentum high, blending clever lyrics with the riddim’s driving beat. Chi Ching Ching delivers “Easy Fi Shell,” a song that captures the playful, commanding spirit of the dance. Dane Hype rounds out the core lineup with “Hardcore,” adding a gritty edge that appeals to hardcore dancehall fans. With these tracks, Pretty Pre Riddim remains a key chapter in dancehall history, remembered for its authentic sound and selector-approved anthems.
Pretty Pre Tracklist:
- Truthful – See Dah Body Deh
- Fambo – Drink & Rave
- Munga – Party Vybz
- Chi Ching Ching – Easy Fi Shell
- Dane Hype – Hardcore
- Bretles – Buss Inna Mi Head
- Hamazaan – She Still Nah Lef
- Springwata – Falklift
- Minx – Dreams Come Through
- Zavium – Muscle Wine
- D’Angel – Soft Inna Bed
Releases Similar to Pretty Pre Riddim – Monumental Records / Don Marx Records
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