Pura Vida Riddim – Infinite Recordz

PURA VIDA RIDDIM produced by INFINITE RECORDZ 2013

Pura Vida Overview

In 2013, a group of talented dancehall artists came together in the studio to record a special set. The goal was to create a collection of tracks that would light up any dancefloor and keep the energy high. The atmosphere in the studio was full of excitement as each artist brought their own style to the project. The creative direction for this set was led by the beat maker, who wanted every track to have a strong rhythm and a vibe that made people want to dance. INFINITE RECORDZ, the producer behind the project, played a key role. Known for bringing together fresh talent and classic sounds, INFINITE RECORDZ has worked with many artists in the reggae and dancehall scene. The label has been praised for its ability to create music that works both in clubs and for listening at home. Shel dixon brought his unique voice to the track “dime quién.” His performance added a raw energy to the set. Stephie davis delivered “love,” a song that shows her smooth vocal style. Stephie davis is known for her collaborations with other Caribbean artists and has built a strong following in the region. Ghettox performed “te quiero,” giving the riddim a catchy hook that fans quickly remembered. Muoses added “como seira,” a track with a different flavor that stood out among the others. Jahricio contributed “sigan,” bringing his own lyrical flow to the mix. This dancehall set was important in 2013 because it kept the spirit of dancehall music alive. Selectors and fans loved the bashment-ready tracks, and the project showed how collaboration can create something truly special.

Pura Vida Tracklist:

1. Shel dixon – dime quién
2. Stephie davis – love
3. Ghettox – te quiero
4. Muoses – como seira
5. Jahricio – sigan
6. Flashy aka skyatta
7. Banton – mi snap back
8. Flashy – neva betreat

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