Tears Riddim produced by Spot On Records, Mek Cent$ Entertainment and State of Art Records2024
Tears Overview
Tears Riddim is a 2024 dancehall project that comes straight from Jamaica’s vibrant studios. This yard beat stands out for its energy and the way it captures the rebellious spirit of today’s dancehall scene. On this riddim, you hear a mix of voices that each bring something unique. Karbon’s “Get Higher” rides the beat with a determined message. Laden delivers “Hard Times,” and fans may remember him for his hit single “Time to Shine,” which made waves in Jamaica in 2008. Shane O, well known for his emotional delivery, offers “Burden.” Shane O’s song “A Millione” was a notable hit in 2017, showing his staying power in the dancehall world. Teflon brings “True Love,” adding his roots reggae touch, while Nickoblast’s “Family” is another strong entry, showing the range of the riddim. Other tracks on the riddim include Papa Jack with “Mi Mama,” Da'Nandi with “Scars,” Flank — ko with “Trust,” and Dexter Prodigyy with “Tears Riddim.” Each artist adds their own flavor, making the project feel like a collection of stories from the yard. The production is a collaboration between Spot On Records, Mek Cent$ Entertainment, and State of Art Records2024. Spot On Records is known for working with rising talents and helping to push new sounds in dancehall. Mek Cent$ Entertainment and State of Art Records2024 add their own experience, making this a powerful team-up. Tears Riddim is proof that Jamaica’s studios continue to set the pace in 2024, keeping the dancehall flame burning bright.
Tears Tracklist:
- Karbon – Get Higher
- Laden – Hard Times
- Shane O – Burden
- Teflon – True Love
- Nickoblast – Family
- Papa Jack – Mi Mama
- Da’Nandi – Scars (Survivor)
- Flank-ko – Trust
- Dexter Prodigyy – Tears Riddim (Instrumental)
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