SAUCE BOSS RIDDIM produced by SOUNDMAKERS MUSIC 2019
Sauce Boss Overview
In 2019, the Sauce Boss Riddim made a strong mark on the dancehall scene. Produced by SOUNDMAKERS MUSIC, this set stood out for its mix of hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocals. The riddim was carefully built to capture the energy of modern bashment, while also keeping a classic dancehall feel. SOUNDMAKERS MUSIC, the producer behind this project, is known for shaping several popular riddims in the late 2010s. The label has a history of working with both new and established artists, helping to push dancehall forward with fresh sounds and reliable production. What made this release special was how it balanced different styles. For example, “Stripper Tease (feat Jay — 5Flow)” brought bold, energetic deejay lyrics. In contrast, “Jay-5Flow — 5Flow” delivered a smoother, more melodic vocal performance. Jay-5Flow is recognized for his work on the song “5Flow,” which helped him gain more attention in the dancehall world. Compared to other bashment releases of its era, this set felt more focused and consistent. Many 2019 dancehall projects tried to mix genres or chase trends, but Sauce Boss Riddim stayed true to a solid, dancehall foundation. The combination of catchy hooks and lively beats made it a favorite for DJs and fans alike. Because of its strong production and memorable tracks, this dancehall set became a touchstone of the genre in 2019. It showed how modern bashment could still respect its roots, while keeping dance floors moving.
Sauce Boss Tracklist:
- Sauce Boss (feat Honorebel)
- Get Gal Easy (feat Dilly Chris)
- Closer (feat Shifta)
- Closer (feat Shifta) (raw)
- Stripper Tease (feat Jay-5Flow)
- Stripper Tease (feat Jay-5Flow) (raw)
- Make Up (feat Beenie Gunter)
- 500 Years (feat Dipmatik)
- Steady Loving (feat Zola Bolt And JBanks)
- Steady Loving (feat Zola Bolt And JBanks) (raw)
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