SPANISH CARTER RIDDIM produced by VENOM RECORDS 2013
Spanish Carter Overview
The bashment rhythm of the Spanish Carter Riddim brought a fresh energy to dancehall in 2013. The beat is lively and raw, with heavy drums and catchy melodies that keep the dancefloor moving. It’s the kind of rhythm that selectors love to play at dancehall sessions, giving the crowd something new to enjoy. Artists like Eklypse, Boneless, and Eska each added their own style to the riddim. Eklypse’s “Ghetto Youths” stands out with its strong lyrics and confident delivery. Boneless brings a streetwise attitude to “Cyah Trick Wi,” giving the track a real edge. Eska’s “Green Grass” offers a smooth flow, showing why Eska is respected in the scene. Kariz and Matikk team up for “Snake Charmer,” adding a playful yet tough vibe. Ras Icheal’s “Touch The Road” brings a classic dancehall feel, perfect for late-night parties. Some of these artists have made their mark outside this project as well. For example, Boneless is known for his energetic performances and has worked with several well-known producers in the dancehall world. Eklypse has built a loyal following with songs that speak to the struggles and dreams of Jamaican youth. The producer behind this release, VENOM RECORDS, is a well-known name in dancehall. The label has produced several popular riddims and is recognized for its high-quality sound. VENOM RECORDS has helped launch the careers of many artists and has a strong presence in the Jamaican music industry. For fans of dancehall, the Spanish Carter Riddim was a highlight of 2013. Its bashment rhythm and talented lineup made it a must-have for selectors and music lovers alike.
Spanish Carter Tracklist:
- Eklypse – Ghetto Youths
- Boneless – Cyah Trick Wi
- Eska – Green Grass
- Kariz – Matikk – Snake Charmer
- Ras Icheal – Touch The Road
- Shenco – Wine
- Sicko – Wine Fi Mi
- Spanish Carter Riddim – Venom Records
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