RAVE RIDDIM produced by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS 2017
Rave Overview
The Rave Riddim, released in 2017, stands out as a true street anthem base in dancehall music. Created by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS, this riddim captured the rebellious spirit of its time and brought together a powerful lineup of artists. Gyptian’s track, “That Ting,” leads with smooth vocals and catchy hooks, showing why he is a favorite in dancehall. Ice Cold follows with “Way You Do It,” a song that brings energy and style to the riddim. Jay — 5 Flow adds “Rave 2,” a tune that fits perfectly into the party atmosphere the riddim creates. Kalado X Stone Bwoy join forces on “Krazy Wine,” delivering a song full of movement and excitement. Ras Don I’s “Money” speaks to ambition and hustle, themes that connect with listeners on the street. Other standout tracks include “Haffi Get You” by Rdx, “Inna Dancehall” by Shatta Wale, “Whine” by Sol Weather Man, “Grim Rim Rave” by Tommy Lee Sparta, and “Crimial Of Love” by Turbulence. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim feel fresh and diverse. SILVER BIRDS RECORDS, known for producing strong dancehall projects, gave the Rave Riddim a unique sound. The label has a history of supporting both established and rising artists, helping to shape the modern dancehall scene. The Rave Riddim’s street anthem base and collection of dynamic songs have left a mark on dancehall history. It remains a favorite for fans, DJs, and anyone looking to feel the real energy of dancehall culture.
Rave Tracklist:
- Gyptian – That Ting
- Ice Cold – Way You Do It
- Jay-5 Flow – Rave 2
- Kalado X Stone Bwoy – Krazy Wine
- Ras Don I – Money
- Rdx – Haffi Get You
- Shatta Wale – Inna Dancehall
- Sol Weather Man – Whine
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Grim Rim Rave
- Turbulence – Crimial Of Love
- Vybz Kartel X Kim Kelly – Alive
- Silver Birds Records – Rave Riddim (Instrumental)
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