PURPLEHAYZZZ RIDDIM produced by ISLAND LIFE RECORDS 2012
Purplehayzzz Overview
In 2012, dancehall music was full of energy and new sounds. Bashment rhythms were at the center of the scene, bringing people together on dance floors across Jamaica and beyond. One standout from this era is the Purplehayzzz Riddim, a release that captured the heavy basslines and lively spirit of the time. ISLAND LIFE RECORDS, the producer behind this riddim, is known for its modern approach to dancehall. The label has worked with some of the genre’s top artists and helped to shape the sound of contemporary dancehall. Their focus on blending different styles while keeping a strong dancehall foundation has made them popular with fans and DJs alike. The Purplehayzzz Riddim features some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Beenie Man, a legend in the genre, brings his signature style to “Clean Like This.” Blacka Dan delivers a confident performance on “No Dirt,” while DJ Sunshine, also known for her skills as a producer and selector, energizes the crowd with “Mek It Stay.” Jah Sent keeps the party moving with “Turn Up The Riddim,” and Jupiter adds his unique touch on “Temperature.” Each artist brings their own flavor, but the riddim’s heavy bass and catchy melodies tie everything together. The result is a collection of tracks that still get played at parties and events today. The Purplehayzzz Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how creative and powerful the genre can be when artists and producers work together.
Purplehayzzz Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Clean Like This
- Blacka Dan – No Dirt
- DJ Sunshine-Mek It Stay
- Jah Sent – Turn Up The Riddim
- Jupiter-Temperature
- Kiprich – Dash Wey Liquor
- Lady Saw – Party All ‘Bout
- Patexxx – Gal Dem a Swarm
- Scotch Bonnett – Pimpin
- T-Let’s Dance
- Taranchyla – Woman Lock In
- ZJ Liquid – Latest Brand Dem
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