SAX ON DA BEACH RIDDIM produced by KEEPLEFT RECORDS 2015
Sax On Da Beach Overview
In 2015, the Sax On Da Beach Riddim brought a fresh sound to soca music. Produced by KEEPLEFT RECORDS, this fete rhythm mixed classic island vibes with modern beats. The arranger used lively percussion and smooth horns, giving the riddim a strong, unified feel. KEEPLEFT RECORDS is known for unique soca and dancehall projects, and this release added to their reputation for creative, dancefloor-ready music. The compilation featured some of the most energetic artists in the scene. Leftside delivered the playful "Teenie," showing off his fun style. Elephant Man, famous for hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," brought his signature energy to "Hot Inna." Sizzla Kalonji, known for his album "Da Real Thing," added "Gwaan Gyal," blending his reggae roots with the soca sound. Spice, who later topped charts with "Go Down Deh," gave fans "Stevie Wonder," a track full of attitude and rhythm. Red Rat, recognized for his classic "Tight Up Skirt," contributed "Sin," keeping the party vibes strong. Other artists like Anarchie with "Work Pon R," Road Elf with "Good Gyal," and Foota Hype with "All Kinda Gyal" added more color and excitement. Each song fit perfectly with the riddim’s festive mood, making it a favorite for 2015 fetes. Compared to other soca compilations from that time, the Sax On Da Beach Riddim stood out for its mix of established stars and new voices, plus its smooth blend of old and new sounds. Even today, this riddim brings back memories of unforgettable parties and carnival moments.
Sax On Da Beach Tracklist:
- Leftside -Teenie
- Elephant Man – Hot Inna
- Sizzla Kalonji – Gwaan Gyal
- Spice – Stevie Wonder
- Red Rat – Sin
- Anarchie – Work Pon R
- Jodi Blakk
- Voicemail Ft. Ova Marz – Hot Rice
- Road Elf – Good Gyal
- Foota Hype – All Kinda Gyal
- Keepleft Records – Sax On Da Beach Riddim
Releases Similar to Sax On Da Beach Riddim – Keepleft Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.