ROYAL SONS RIDDIM produced by BLACKSTARLINER MOVEMENT 2013
Royal Sons Overview
In 2013, dancehall was looking for fresh energy, and the Royal Sons Riddim arrived at just the right time. The riddim’s heavy basslines and bright melodies made it stand out in a busy year for Jamaican music. It was a project that brought together both new and established voices, helping to keep the dancehall scene vibrant. Behind the riddim was BLACKSTARLINER MOVEMENT, a producer and label known for pushing boundaries in dancehall and reggae. BLACKSTARLINER MOVEMENT had already made a name with earlier releases and was respected for blending modern production with classic Jamaican vibes. Their work on Royal Sons Riddim proved their ability to create tracks that could move both the streets and the airwaves. The artists on this riddim delivered a mix of styles and messages. Jah Mercy & Lr Koral’s “Still We Burn Dem” brought a fiery energy that matched the riddim’s intensity. Korianda, Scorpion & T’s “Bos - Jah Jah Want More” added a conscious touch, while Fyah Starter’s “New Friend” kept things lively with catchy hooks. Tin Tin’s “Life Harder” spoke to real struggles, giving the riddim depth. Daddy Spencer & Spyda teamed up for “Good New,” a track that kept dancers moving. Ras Lnt’s “Tune Pon Tune,” Mega Jani’s “Good Vibration,” Tony Mad’s “Ndinodaira,” Lugar & Symptom (Signal Code)’s “Bounce To Dis,” and Town Man’s “Party Time” all brought unique flavors. Looking back, the Royal Sons Riddim helped keep dancehall alive and exciting in 2013, giving fans plenty of music to celebrate.
Royal Sons Tracklist:
- Mega Jani & Avalanche I – Clear Out
- I-Bel – Lady Boss
- Jah Mercy & Lr Koral – Still We Burn Dem
- Korianda, Scorpion & T- Bos – Jah Jah Want More
- Fyah Starter – New Friend
- Tin Tin – Life Harder
- Daddy Spencer & Spyda – Good New
- Ras Lnt – Tune Pon Tune
- Mega Jani – Good Vibration
- Avalanche I – Mind’S Eye
- Tony Mad – Ndinodaira
- Lugar & Symptom (Signal Code) – Bounce To Dis
- Town Man – Party Time
- Symptom – Sugar Daddy
- Jb – Mislead Me
- Royal Sons Version
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.