SHOE LACE RIDDIM produced by REBLE WORLD RECORDS 2015
Shoe Lace Overview
When the Shoe Lace Riddim dropped in 2015, dancehall fans reacted with pure excitement. The set quickly became a favorite in bashment sessions, with its lively beats filling dancefloors and sound systems everywhere. Listeners praised the energy and variety, saying the riddim brought a fresh vibe to the year’s dancehall scene. Among the standout tracks, Babyboom’s “Leggo Wi Name” fired up crowds with its catchy hook. Hawkeye Ft.Babyboom joined forces on “Luv Mi Seh,” bringing a playful back-and-forth that fans enjoyed. Delly Ranx, known for his hit “Pon Di Corner” with Mega Banton in 2005, delivered “Jacket” with his signature flow. He also teamed up with Knock Shizzle for “Vanity Lover Dem,” showing his versatility. Ill Mega’s “Mi Love Yuh” added a smoother touch, while Jeffery Mykals’ “Longtime Dem Badmine” struck a chord with those who appreciate conscious lyrics. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim feel both diverse and unified. The mix also included tracks like G Money’s “Badman Ah Pree,” Mr Diamond’s “Dem Nuh Bad,” and Froggy Madd Squad’s “Ina Wi Circle,” keeping the energy high from start to finish. Behind the scenes, REBLE WORLD RECORDS handled production duties. The label, active in the dancehall and reggae scene for years, is known for promoting both established and rising stars. Their careful mixing and selection helped Shoe Lace Riddim stand out among the many bashment releases of 2015, earning respect from DJs and fans alike.
Shoe Lace Tracklist:
- Babyboom – Leggo Wi Name
- Hawkeye Ft.Babyboom – Luv Mi Seh
- Delly Ranx – Jacket
- Ill Mega – Mi Love Yuh
- Jeffery Mykals – Longtime Dem Badmine
- Delly Ranx & Knock Shizzle – Vanity Lover Dem
- G Money – Badman Ah Pree
- Mr Diamond – Dem Nuh Bad
- Froggy Madd Squad – Ina Wi Circle
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