SOUL SURVIVOR RIDDIM produced by TRU AMBASSADOR ENTERTAINMENT 2020
Soul Survivor Overview
The Soul Survivor Riddim arrived in 2020, bringing fresh energy to the dancehall scene from Jamaica. Right from its release, this yard beat became a favorite at sound clashes and parties, keeping speakers rumbling with its deep bass and catchy rhythms. Several standout artists helped make the Soul Survivor Riddim a hit. Alkaline delivered the memorable track "Ocean Wave," which quickly caught on with fans for its smooth flow and confident lyrics. Jahmiel contributed "Shepherd," a song that highlights his powerful voice and lyrical skill. Kranium added his unique style with "Gal Policy," a tune focused on relationships and personal choices. Star Captyn rounded out the lineup with "Weed Stop," bringing a relaxed vibe and catchy hook. Behind the scenes, TRU AMBASSADOR ENTERTAINMENT produced the riddim. Known for their high-quality work in modern dancehall, the label has built a reputation for crafting hits that blend traditional Jamaican sounds with global influences. TRU AMBASSADOR ENTERTAINMENT has been involved in several successful projects, helping to shape the sound of dancehall in the last few years. The Soul Survivor Riddim stands out not just for its list of talented artists, but also for its seamless production. Each track fits together smoothly, making the riddim a popular choice for DJs and playlists. Even years after its release, this yard beat remains an important part of dancehall history, showing the lasting power of strong rhythms and creative collaboration.
Soul Survivor Tracklist:
- Mavado – Life (Clean)
- Mavado – Life (Raw)
- Alkaline – Ocean Wave (Clean)
- Alkaline – Ocean Wave (Raw)
- Jahmiel – Shepherd
- Kranium – Gal Policy (Clean)
- Kranium – Gal Policy (Explicit)
- Star Captyn – Weed Stop (Clean)
- Star Captyn – Weed Stop (Raw)
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