STRATE JEANS RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2010
Strate Jeans Overview
Strate Jeans Riddim was a strong part of yard playlists in 2010. The riddim stood out with its classic dancehall feel, but the sound was fresh and modern. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, played a big role in this. Known for working with several labels and helping new artists break into the scene, VARIOUS ARTISTS made sure the riddim had clean mixing and a powerful vibe. The mixing board king behind this release brought every instrument and vocal to life, making the riddim perfect for both radio and dancehall events. The recording process was careful and detailed. Each artist recorded their track in a way that matched their style but still fit the riddim’s energy. Exco Levi’s “If You Ting You Bad” was a highlight. Exco Levi is well known for winning multiple Juno Awards in Canada, and his performance here added real strength to the project. Eyesus gave a confident delivery on “Boasy Clarkes,” helping selectors pick this riddim for bashment events. Faze with “Brase,” Fire Lion with “Bazzle,” and Jlogix with “Sick A Dat” all brought their own flavor, making the riddim popular among DJs. Other songs like Sample King’s “Full Up A Style,” Star And Fire Kid Steenie’s “Style A Style,” Triniti Chris’s “Bun Pants Weh Tight,” and Us Squad’s “The Anthem” gave selectors plenty of choices. Each artist’s unique style helped the riddim become a favorite in the dancehall scene.
Strate Jeans Tracklist:
- Exco Levi – If You Ting You Bad
- Exco Levi – If You Ting You Bad (Edit)
- Eyesus – Boasy Clarkes
- Faze – Brase (Edit)
- Faze – Brase
- Fire Lion – Bazzle (Edit)
- Fire Lion – Bazzle
- Jlogix – Sick A Dat
- Sample King – Full Up A Style
- Star And Fire Kid Steenie – Style A Style (Edit)
- Star And Fire Kid Steenie – Style A Style
- Strate Jeans Riddim – Version
- Triniti Chris – Bun Pants Weh Tight (Edit)
- Us Squad – The Anthem
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