SLOW N SEXY RIDDIM produced by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS 2019
Slow N Sexy Overview
In 2019, dancehall parties were full of energy, and the Slow N Sexy Riddim was at the heart of the scene. This riddim was produced by SILVER BIRDS RECORDS, a label known for bringing fresh sounds to dancehall while respecting its roots. SILVER BIRDS RECORDS has built a reputation for working with both established and rising stars, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The Slow N Sexy Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists. DyDy teamed up with zj liquid for the song "All Night," a track that became a favorite in clubs for its catchy hook and lively delivery. Gyptian, already famous for his smooth vocals, added "Secret" to the mix, giving the riddim a romantic touch. Krysie’s "Nothing Proud" showed her unique voice and style, making her stand out among the crowd. Saje contributed "3Sum," bringing a playful energy that fit perfectly with the riddim’s vibe. Tommy Lee Sparta, known for his darker and creative approach, delivered "Taboo," adding a different flavor to the collection. Turbulence’s "Mixed Feelings" brought thoughtful lyrics, while Willy Paul’s "Turn Around" added a touch of international flair. The Slow N Sexy Riddim was more than just a collection of songs; it was a soundtrack for dancehall parties and a key moment in the genre’s history. Crowds still remember how these tracks kept the dancefloor moving, and the riddim remains a classic example of dancehall’s ability to evolve while staying true to its roots.
Slow N Sexy Tracklist:
- DyDy, zj liquid – All Night
- DyDy, zj liquid – All Night (Radio Edit)
- Gyptian – Secret
- Gyptian – Secret (Radio Edit)
- Krysie – Nothing Proud
- Krysie – Nothing Proud (Radio Edit)
- Saje – 3Sum
- Saje – 3Sum (Radio Edit)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Taboo
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Taboo (Radio Edit)
- Turbulence – Mixed Feelings
- Willy Paul – Turn Around
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