Red Wine Riddim – Out Deh Records

RED WINE RIDDIM produced by OUT DEH RECORDS 2012

Red Wine Overview

In 2012, dancehall music was booming in clubs all over Jamaica and beyond. The sound was loud, bold, and full of energy. That year, the Red Wine Riddim stood out on the scene. It was a club-ready riddim, perfect for late-night parties and big speakers. People loved it because it captured the wild, rebellious spirit of the time. The sound engineer played a big part in creating this special vibe. By carefully mixing the drums, bass, and melodies, the engineer made sure every song sounded sharp and exciting. The beats were tight, and the music felt both fresh and familiar. The producer behind this project was OUT DEH RECORDS. This label is known in the dancehall world for pushing new sounds and supporting young talent. OUT DEH RECORDS has worked with many artists over the years and helped bring dancehall music to new audiences, especially through digital platforms. On the Red Wine Riddim, four artists made their mark. Kibaki brought his song “Waistline,” adding his unique voice to the mix. Singing Sweet, who is famous for his 1992 hit “When I See You Smile,” delivered “Mad Dem,” showing his lasting talent. Flexxx came in strong with “Go Fi Yuh Army,” bringing his streetwise style. Navino added “Mek Me,” giving the riddim another layer of energy. Together, these songs made the Red Wine Riddim a favorite in 2012. Among all the heavy bashment tracks that year, this compilation stood tall and kept dancehall fans moving.

Red Wine Tracklist:

1. Kibaki – Waistline
2. Singing Sweet – Mad Dem
3. Savage – Fix Up
4. Flexxx – Go Fi Yuh Army
5. Navino – Mek Me