RAYBEEZ RIDDIM produced by BROKEN LANGUAGE PRODUCTION 2005
Raybeez Overview
In the bustling studio, the selector carefully crafted a mix that would become synonymous with unforgettable late-night parties. With a keen ear for rhythm and flow, the sound engineer guided the creative process, ensuring each track fit seamlessly into the mix. The producer, BROKEN LANGUAGE PRODUCTION, played a crucial role in shaping the sound, known for their ability to capture the vibrant energy of dancehall music. Their reputation for creating high-energy tracks made them a respected name in the industry. Capleton's "Sen On Di Woman" kicks off the mix with his signature fiery delivery, setting the tone for the rest of the playlist. Known for his powerful voice and energetic performances, Capleton has long been a staple in the dancehall scene. Chico and Hollow Tip's collaboration on "Far From We" adds a playful touch, showcasing their ability to blend smooth lyrics with infectious beats. Chico also shines on his solo track, "Dat Dem Fi Know," highlighting his versatility as an artist. Delly Ranks contributes "A Must," a track that further energizes the mix with its catchy rhythm. Harry Toddler brings his unique style to "When Mi Gun Buss," adding a gritty edge to the selection. Each artist brings something special to the mix, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. This selector's mix was a standout among the dancehall releases of 2005, capturing the essence of the genre and leaving a lasting impression on fans and partygoers alike.
Raybeez Tracklist:
- Capleton – Sen On Di Woman
- Chico & Hollow Tip – Far From We
- Chico – Dat Dem Fi Know
- Delly Ranks – A Must
- Harry Toddler – When Mi Gun Buss
- Kid Kurrup – Step Up Inna Life
- Mega Sample – Waistline
- Mitch – Knock Pon Yuh Door
- Lexx – Just Like Dat
- Version – Raybeez
- Voicemail – Dont Stress Me
- Vybz Kartel – Living Alright
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