SUCCESS & STRIVE RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS 2015
Success and Strive Overview
In 2015, dancehall music was moving fast, with new riddims and fresh voices shaping the sound. One rhythm that stood out was the Success & Strive Riddim, produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS. This label, led by the well-known producer Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, has a strong history of creating hit tracks in dancehall and reggae. FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS is respected for its clean production style and for working with many top Jamaican artists. The Success & Strive Riddim features a heavy, modern bashment beat that caught the attention of fans and selectors alike. Alkaline brings his signature energy to “Hype,” delivering sharp lyrics and a catchy flow. Charly Black, known for his party anthems, adds his smooth style to “Get High,” a song that quickly became a favorite at dances. Grammazone’s “Hey Girl” stands out with its playful vibe and strong presence. Khago, always direct with his words, delivers “Money, My Problem,” speaking about real-life struggles and ambitions. Konshens, one of dancehall’s most consistent voices, offers “This Life,” sharing his perspective on ambition and success. Each artist brings their own flavor, making the riddim feel diverse and lively. Other tracks like “Tippy Wine” by Major Brandish, “Rebel” by TOK, and “In Love With You” by Vybz Kartel add even more variety to the mix. The Success & Strive Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, known for its heavy bass and replay value on the dance floor.
Success and Strive Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Hype (Nah Change)
- Charly Black – Get High
- Grammazone – Hey Girl
- Khago – Money, My Problem
- Konshens – This Life (Glory)
- Major Brandish – Tippy Wine
- Mr Vegas & Ovamars – Hot Rice Dance
- TOK – Rebel
- Vybz Kartel – In Love With You
- Fresh Ear Productions – Success & Strive Riddim (Instrumental)
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