SEX DRIVE RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 2015
Sex Drive Overview
Sex Drive Riddim illustrates 2015 with a dancehall riddim that brings together Delly Ranx feat. Chico - I’m Going Crazy, T.O.K. under one sound. The project thrives on fiery grooves and party-ready delivery, shaped by the direction of PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS. Listeners will hear bashment-ready throughout, adding depth to its appeal. It’s a well-rounded riddim that continues to make waves. Vibes for days! Club destroyer! At the core of reggae history lies the sound system culture. In Jamaica, sound systems are large, powerful speakers and turntables that bring music to the streets. They create a space for people to dance, share new songs, and enjoy the latest riddims. This musical backdrop is built on strong, steady rhythms. These rhythms are the heartbeat of reggae and dancehall, giving each song its unique energy. Producers play a key role in this culture. They build the riddims and bring artists together. PURE MUSIC PRODUCTIONS, a Jamaican label known for its dancehall releases, produced the Sex Drive Riddim in 2015. The label has worked with many artists and is respected for its crisp, modern sound. Delly Ranx is a respected deejay and producer in dancehall, known for his sharp lyrics and energetic delivery. Chico, featured on "I’m Going Crazy," is recognized for his smooth vocals and catchy hooks. T.O.K is a popular dancehall group, famous for their harmonies and party anthems. Terry Ganzie is known for his roots-influenced style and conscious lyrics. Ce’Cile stands out with her bold voice and empowering songs, making her one of dancehall’s leading female artists. This musical backdrop remains an important part of reggae history.
Sex Drive Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx feat. Chico -I’m Going Crazy
- T.O.K. – Must Get A Gyal
- Terry Ganzie – Say You Sorry
- Ce’Cile – Work It
- Pure Music Productions – S*x. Drive Riddim (Instrumental)
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