Swag Valley Riddim – Trainline Records

SWAG VALLEY RIDDIM produced by TRAINLINE RECORDS 2013

Swag Valley Overview

The Swag Valley Riddim is all about the lively bashment style that ruled dancehall in 2013. This rhythm is bright, full of energy, and makes you want to move. Selectors loved this tape because every track brings a strong party mood, ready for any sound system. Bawse Dawg sets the tone with “Spend Di Night,” a track that grabs attention with its catchy flow. Delly Ranx steps up with “Rude Boy Never Fear.” Delly Ranx is well known in the dancehall scene, especially for his 2007 hit “Pon Di Edge” with Chino. Determine brings his unique voice to “Look Weh Tings Come Too,” adding a serious touch to the bashment vibe. Esco, who made waves with the group Leftside & Esco and their hit “Tuck In Yuh Belly,” delivers “Funny How” on this riddim. Laden, famous for his 2009 single “Time To Shine,” brings hope and motivation with “Progress Mi Say.” Each artist gives their own style, but the riddim ties them all together. The sound behind these tracks comes from TRAINLINE RECORDS. This label is known for creating solid dancehall productions and has worked with several big names in the genre. TRAINLINE RECORDS built the Swag Valley Riddim with a focus on modern bashment beats, making it a favorite for DJs and fans alike. For anyone who remembers 2013, the Swag Valley Riddim stands out as a dancehall anthem. It still gets people moving and brings back memories of good times in the dance.

Swag Valley Tracklist:

1. Bawse Dawg – Spend Di Night
2. Delly Ranx – Rude Boy Never Fear
3. Determine – Look Weh Tings Come Too (Raw)
4. Determine – Look Weh Tings Come Too (Radio)
5. Esco – Funny How
6. Laden – Progress Mi Say
7. Magazeen – Online Badman (Raw)
8. Magazeen – Online Badman (Radio)
9. Real Mckoy – I Can Swear (Raw)
10. Real Mckoy – I Can Swear (Radio)
11. Speng Beng – Follow Backa
12. Stein – Body Nuh Dead (Raw)
13. Stein – Body Nuh Dead (Radio)
14. Trainline Records – Swag Valley Riddim Version