SUMMER JOURNEY RIDDIM produced by DEANO DEANN 2014
Summer Journey Overview
In 2014, dancehall was full of bold, party-ready sounds, and the Summer Journey Riddim fit right in. This bashment rhythm captured the energy of street parties and yard sessions, with DJs quickly picking up the tape as soon as it dropped. The riddim’s upbeat style matched the mood of that year, when dancehall was all about big hooks and lively beats. Behind this project is DEANO DEANN, a producer known for his work in the dancehall scene. DEANO DEANN has a reputation for crafting rhythms that connect with both artists and fans. His label, Deano Deann Music, has released several projects that have found success online, with Summer Journey Riddim being one of the highlights of his catalog. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Clip C’s “Closed Curtains” stands out with its catchy delivery. Fiyah Binghi brings his unique energy to “Ites Up,” a track that shows off his vocal style. Venom Legacy adds depth with “Mi Everything,” continuing his run after previous releases that helped build his name in the scene. Tuff Krakaz keeps the party going on “Party Everyday,” a tune that matches the riddim’s festive vibe. Gaza Maxwell’s “Summa Deh Yah” is another favorite, with Maxwell known for his earlier work like “Miss You,” which made an impact in dancehall circles. Other tracks like “Summer Love” by Craig Ed East and “Summer Time” by Philan Ice help round out the project, while DEANO DEANN’s own instrumental, “Summer Journey Riddim Instrumental,” highlights the riddim’s infectious groove. Even years later, this bashment rhythm brings back memories of 2014’s dancehall energy.
Summer Journey Tracklist:
- Clip C – Closed Curtains
- Fiyah Binghi – Ites Up
- Venom Legacy – Mi Everything
- Tuff Krakaz – Party Everyday
- Gaza Maxwell – Summa Deh Yah
- Craig Ed East – Summer Love
- Philan Ice – Summer Time
- Deano Deann – Summer Journey Riddim Instrumental
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