STARTING BLOCKS RIDDIM produced by COLLEGE BOIZ PRODUCTION 2014
Starting Blocks Overview
The selector’s mix for the Starting Blocks Riddim is a true showcase of 2014 dancehall. The set features Jah Vinci — Sorry, I Wayne — Woe, T’Nez — Find The Star, Cee Gee — Greatest Unknown, Delus — God Alone, Junior X — House Fi Pay Fah, Jay Styles — Go For Mine, Revla — Poor Life, and Shawn Storm Ft. X — Facta - Life Is Nice. Each track brings a different energy, but together they create a powerful, nonstop vibe that kept dancehall fans moving. Jah Vinci stands out with Sorry, delivering his signature melodic style. Known for his hit Watch Your Friends and his time working with Vybz Kartel’s Portmore Empire, Jah Vinci’s voice is instantly recognizable. I Wayne, with Woe, brings the conscious lyrics he’s famous for—his 2005 hit Can’t Satisfy Her was a major success and remains a dancehall classic. T’Nez delivers Find The Star with smooth vocals, showing why he’s respected for his songwriting in the scene. Cee Gee’s Greatest Unknown and Delus’ God Alone both add depth and emotion to the riddim. Delus, who was the brother of Konshens, gained respect with tracks like What Tomorrow May Bring. The riddim was crafted by COLLEGE BOIZ PRODUCTION, a team known for sharp, modern dancehall beats. They have built a reputation for working with both rising and established Jamaican artists, and their productions often find their way into sound system clashes and street parties. The Starting Blocks Riddim is a perfect example of their impact, bringing together strong artists and infectious rhythms. For any dancehall fan, this 2014 mix is unforgettable.
Starting Blocks Tracklist:
- Jah Vinci – Sorry
- I Wayne – Woe
- T’Nez – Find The Star
- Cee Gee – Greatest Unknown
- Delus – God Alone
- Junior X – House Fi Pay Fah
- Jay Styles – Go For Mine
- Revla – Poor Life
- Shawn Storm Ft. X- Facta – Life Is Nice
- College Boiz Production – Starting Blocks Riddim (Instrumental)
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