SWEET ESCAPE RIDDIM produced by YARD STYLE ENT 2015
Sweet Escape Overview
In 2015, the Sweet Escape Riddim made a big mark on the dancehall scene. This bashment rhythm was built for the dance floor, with its upbeat tempo and catchy melodies. The riddim was crafted by YARD STYLE ENT, a production team well-known for their clean, energetic sound. YARD STYLE ENT has produced several popular dancehall tracks and built a reputation for creating rhythms that work well in clubs and on radio. Their focus on quality and danceability helped Sweet Escape Riddim stand out quickly. The recording process for Sweet Escape Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their unique style. Delus delivered "Rescue," a track that blends smooth vocals with heartfelt lyrics. Dexta Daps teamed up with Rico Tayla on "Dream," giving the riddim a soulful edge and making it a favorite for late-night sets. Rico Tayla also appeared solo on "Dream," showing his versatility and deep connection with the rhythm. Don Zee’s "Love Me Baby" added a romantic touch, while Jah Jah’s "Walk By" brought in conscious lyrics and a steady flow. Each artist shaped the riddim in their own way, keeping the energy high and the vibe fresh. Other tracks like Konshens — "Morning Meds," Ky — "Enie Heaven," Mad Cobra — "Fed Up," Raine Seville — "Sweet Escape," and Rico Tayla — "Tonight" added even more flavor, making the riddim a true dancehall favorite. Sweet Escape Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its dance floor power and the way it brought artists and fans together.
Sweet Escape Tracklist:
- Delus – Rescue
- Dexta Daps Ft Rico Tayla – Dream
- Don Zee – Love Me Baby
- Jah Jah – Walk By
- Konshens – Morning Meds
- Ky-Enie Heaven
- Mad Cobra – Fed Up
- Raine Seville – Sweet Escape
- Rico Tayla – Tonight
- Saine – Fall In Love
- X-Amount – Shock Mi
- Yard Style Entertainment -Sweet Escape Riddim
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