SUNSHINE RIDDIM produced by HEVS RECORDS 2017
Sunshine Overview
When Sunshine Riddim dropped in 2017, dancehall fans quickly showed their excitement. The riddim was loud, energetic, and perfect for parties and clubs. Listeners loved the raw, driving beat that kept the dancefloor moving all night. Artists like Atta Klapz, Caution Banga, and David Best brought their own style to the release. Atta Klapz made waves with "She Want More," a track that became a favorite for its catchy hook and lively delivery. Caution Banga added to the energy with "Yuh Too Badmind," showing off his lyrical skills and streetwise attitude. David Best, known for his smooth vocals, delivered "Fall In Love With Many Things," giving the riddim a softer, romantic touch. Junior Keys joined the project with "You Me Want," adding his own unique sound. Kinetic also stood out with "My Time," a track that pushed his name further in the dancehall scene. Each artist brought something special, making Sunshine Riddim a well-rounded and memorable release. The production was handled by HEVS RECORDS, a label known for its focus on percussion and tight, danceable beats. HEVS RECORDS has built a reputation in the dancehall world for working with both new and established artists, and their riddims often get strong play in clubs and on radio. Sunshine Riddim was one of the bashment highlights of 2017, showing the label’s ability to create music that moves people and keeps the dancehall spirit alive.
Sunshine Tracklist:
- Atta Klapz – She Want More
- Atta Klapz – She Want More (Explicit)
- Caution Banga – Yuh Too Badmind
- David Best – Fall In Love With Many Things
- Junior Keys – You Me Want
- Kinetic – My Time
- Leanny Frass – Place Weh Mi Come From
- Shaddoh Blackz – Be Like Dat
- Shaddoh Blackz – Be Like Dat (Explicit)
- Shu Shu – Stay Alive
- Slim Thug – My Man
- Tropixx – Easily
- Hevs Records – Sunshine Riddim (Instrumental)
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