SIMPLICITY RIDDIM produced by SOUNDBANK MUSIC | NUH LINGA SWEDEN 2017
Simplicity Overview
The Simplicity Riddim, released in 2017, was created by SOUNDBANK MUSIC | NUH LINGA SWEDEN. This production team is known for bringing fresh energy to the dancehall scene, often working with artists from Jamaica and Europe. Their focus on upbeat, catchy rhythms has helped them stand out, and Simplicity Riddim quickly became a favorite among DJs when it dropped. This riddim features some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Tarrus Riley, known for his international hit "She’s Royal," brings his smooth vocals to the track "Simple." Dexta Daps, who gained major attention with the song "7 Eleven," delivers strong energy on "Star." Both artists are recognized for their unique styles and have played big roles in keeping modern reggae and dancehall popular worldwide. Gyptian, famous for his chart-topping single "Hold Yuh," adds a romantic vibe with "Need Yuh Love." Jah Vinci, well-known for his emotional delivery, contributes "Fallen Soldier," a song that connects with fans through its heartfelt lyrics. The group Voice Mail, known for their energetic dance tracks, offer "Jah Works," keeping the party spirit alive. Other artists on the riddim include Laden with "Me Same One," Esco’s "Know My Worth," G Whizz’s "It’s Hard," Giani’s "Work Fi Dreams," and Fabian’s "Mr. Death." Each artist brings something different, making the Simplicity Riddim one of the standout bashment releases of 2017. The project’s mix of talent and production helped it claim a strong place in the dancehall scene that year.
Simplicity Tracklist:
- Tarrus Riley – Simple
- Dexta Daps – Star
- Gyptian – Need Yuh Love
- Jah Vinci – Fallen Soldier
- Voice Mail – Jah Works
- Laden – Me Same One
- Esco – Know My Worth
- G Whizz – It’S Hard
- Giani – Work Fi Dreams
- Fabian – Mr. Death
- Jah Vinci – Pussy Tight
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