RAVE RIDDIM produced by KINGS OF KINGS 2005
Rave Overview
The dancehall set from 2005, featuring the Rave Riddim, is a masterclass in infectious energy and rhythmic pulse. This riddim invites listeners to lose themselves in its vibrant beats, making it a staple for any bashment-ready playlist. The tracks are seamlessly mixed, creating a cohesive vibe that keeps the dance floor alive. Aidonia's "Bicycle" is a standout track, showcasing his signature style that has made him a prominent figure in dancehall. His collaboration with Nadine Sutherland on "My Love" further highlights their ability to blend vocals and rhythm effortlessly. Cecile's "Johnny" adds a distinct flair, bringing her unique voice to the mix. Elephant Man, known for his high-energy performances and hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," contributes with "Let's Dance" and "No Nice," both tracks capturing his dynamic presence. Hollowpoint's "No Good" fits perfectly into the set, adding another layer to the riddim's appeal. The creative force behind this energetic mix is KINGS OF KINGS, a producer known for crafting memorable dancehall experiences. Their influence in the genre is significant, having shaped numerous hits that continue to resonate with fans. KINGS OF KINGS' ability to blend pulsating melodies with captivating beats has solidified their place in dancehall history. Even today, DJs keep the spirit of 2005 alive by spinning this selector's mix, ensuring that the Rave Riddim continues to bring people together on the dance floor. It's a testament to the riddim's enduring appeal and the timeless nature of its tracks.
Rave Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Bicycle
- Aidonia And Nadine Sutherland – My Love
- Cecile – Johnny
- Elephant Man – Lets Dance
- Elephant Man – No Nice
- Hollowpoint – No Good
- Lukie D – On Fire
- Red Rat – All Out Tonight
- Red Rat – All Out
- Unknown Artist – Dups
- Vybz Kartel – Cock It Up
- Vybz Kartel – Mek A Toast
- Wayne Marshall – Turn It Up
- Xsytment Gang – Beat Goes On
- Xsytment Gang – Crazy World
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