PULSE RIDDIM produced by JAXX/STAXX 2018
Pulse Overview
JAXX/STAXX, the producer behind Pulse Riddim, has made a strong mark in the dancehall scene. Known for creating energetic and modern sounds, JAXX/STAXX has worked with several big names in the industry. Pulse Riddim, released in 2018, stands out for its blend of classic dancehall vibes and fresh, global influences. The riddim was released under a respected label and has gained thousands of streams online, showing its popularity in both Jamaica and overseas. The Pulse Riddim project features a mix of hardcore deejay performances and smooth vocal tracks. Tommy Lee Sparta delivers “A Come,” a song filled with his signature dark energy and lyrical style. Antwain’s “Caught Up” brings a catchy hook and a melodic flow, adding a different flavor to the riddim. Gdonv and Jahnya both perform “Closer,” each bringing their own unique voice and style to the same track, which shows the riddim’s flexibility. Gyptian, known for his smooth vocals, adds “Know Why,” a song that stands out for its romantic feel. Other artists like Ishawna with “Fxuk Boy,” Jodian Natty with “Whine For You,” Jus Q with “Woman'S Worth,” Kacique with “Squeeze Me,” and Konshens with “Day Of Our Lives” all contribute to the diverse sound of the project. Pulse Riddim’s mix of hard-hitting deejay cuts and sweet vocals makes it an important part of dancehall history. Its lasting appeal comes from both the skill of JAXX/STAXX and the range of talented artists featured on the project.
Pulse Tracklist:
- Tommy Lee Sparta – A Come
- Antwain – Caught Up
- Gdonv – Closer (Feat Jahnya)
- Gyptian – Know Why
- Ishawna – Fxuk Boy
- Ishawna – Fxuk Boy (Raw)
- Jodian Natty – Whine For You
- Jus Q – Woman’S Worth
- Kacique – Squeeze Me
- Kacique – Squeeze Me
- Konshens – Day Of Our Lives (Feat Satori)
- Konshens – Day Of Our Lives (Feat Satori) (Raw)
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