SEDUCTION RIDDIM produced by HITMAKER MUZIK 2013
Seduction Overview
HITMAKER MUZIK is the label behind the Seduction Riddim, a dancehall set that helped shape the sound of 2013. The producer, HITMAKER MUZIK, is known for creating smooth, catchy riddims that stand out in the dancehall scene. With a reputation for working with both new and established artists, HITMAKER MUZIK has played a key role in bringing fresh talent to the spotlight. One of the standout tracks on the Seduction Riddim is "Apartment" by Demarco. Demarco is a well-known name in dancehall, famous for hits like "I Love My Life." His song on this riddim brings energy and style, showing why he remains a favorite in the genre. Fiona’s "Forever Man" gives the riddim a soulful touch. Fiona is respected for her smooth vocals and has worked with top producers in reggae and dancehall. Her contribution to this set adds depth and emotion. The Hitmaker delivers "Da Look Deh," showing his own unique sound. Kalado, with "Bring Life," brings a fresh voice to the mix. Kalado is recognized for his work with Alliance Next Generation, the group led by Bounty Killer, and has built a strong following. Rutine’s "Drive Me Crazy" is another highlight, helping this artist gain attention in the competitive dancehall landscape. Tiana’s "Gal Broad Out" also adds to the lively spirit of the riddim. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer made sure each song sounded crisp and balanced. Even years later, the Seduction Riddim still brings back the vibe of 2013, reminding listeners of a time when new voices were breaking through and dancehall was full of passion.
Seduction Tracklist:
- Chevaughn – I Want U
- Demarco – Apartment (Explicit]
- Demarco – Apartment
- Fiona – Forever Man
- The Hitmaker – Da Look Deh(Explicit]
- The Hitmaker – Da Look Deh
- Kalado – Bring Life (Explicit]
- Kalado – Bring Life
- Rutine – Drive Me Crazy
- Tiana – Gal Broad Out
- Hitmaker – Seduction Riddim (Version)
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