Start 2 End Riddim – Build DE Vibes

Start 2 End comes in lean and stripped back, with Build De Vibes keeping the focus on a tight soca pulse rather than any big, glossy arrangement. The four-cut set pairs the instrumental with Blaze’s “King, ” Lavaman’s “I En Dun, ” and Sheldon Douglas’ “Remember, ” and Lavaman is the name that keeps popping up around this corner of the catalog. Clocking in at just under two minutes on the instrumental side, the riddim moves at a brisk 156 BPM, with a hard, marching kick, bright top-end percussion, and a bassline that stays low and steady underneath the vocals. It’s the kind of production that leaves plenty of room for chant-style delivery and quick, direct phrasing, and that clipped tempo is what ties the whole thing together.