ROCK ISLAND RIDDIM produced by RANGE HILL RECORDS 2014
Rock Island Overview
The Rock Island Riddim brings a powerful and lively vibe that dancehall fans love. The rhythm is strong and energetic, with a bouncing beat that makes people want to move. Its sound is raw, capturing the real spirit of dancehall parties and street sessions. The riddim is packed with festival energy, making every track feel alive and ready for the dance floor. This release features a line-up of artists who each bring their own style. Demarco’s “Mi Know Mi Fren” stands out with his signature voice and confident delivery. Demarco is well known for his 2007 hit “Fallen Soldiers,” a song that reached audiences worldwide and helped cement his place in dancehall. Jah Vinci adds his melodic touch with “Take Control.” Jah Vinci gained recognition as part of Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire and has continued to grow as a solo artist. Karamanti’s “Fake Rasta” delivers sharp lyrics and a unique flow. Karamanti is respected for her lyrical skills and her work in both reggae and dancehall. Laden brings a smooth, catchy style to “Sexy Suh,” while Wright’s “Friends” offers a different perspective with heartfelt lyrics. The track “Flying” by Wayne Spice Sully Sulfa Jahbulani adds even more variety to the riddim. Behind all these tracks is RANGE HILL RECORDS, the producer who shaped the sound of Rock Island Riddim. The label has been active in the dancehall scene, known for pushing new talent and creating memorable riddims. RANGE HILL RECORDS continues to influence the genre with a steady stream of releases. Even years after its release, DJs still play Rock Island Riddim at yard sessions, keeping the energy of 2014 alive for today’s dancehall crowd.
Rock Island Tracklist:
- Demarco – Mi Know Mi Fren
- Jah Vinci – Take Control
- Karamanti – Fake Rasta
- Laden – Sexy Suh
- Wright – Friends
- Wayne Spice Sully Sulfa Jahbulani – Flying
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