THE BLACK LIST RIDDIM produced by ADDE PRODUCTIONS|21ST HAPILOS PRODUCTIONS 2014
The Black List Overview
Today, selectors and dancehall fans still remember the Black List Riddim as a top pick that kept speakers shaking at every sound clash. Its energy and vibe made it a favorite, and it continues to be played at parties and events across the world. The riddim’s infectious beat and memorable songs have made it a classic in the dancehall scene. The Black List Riddim is best known for bringing together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices of 2014. Alkaline’s “Things Take Time (Raw)” stood out for its honest lyrics and bold delivery, making it a crowd favorite. Bugle’s “Real Soldier” offered strong, uplifting words that motivated listeners. Qq’s “Live It Up (Til’ Mi Eye Lock) (Raw)” brought a fun and lively touch, perfect for the dancefloor. Masicka’s “Pass Me A Light (Clean)” added a sharp, youthful energy, while Charly Black X Coco Corrah’s “Body Language (Clean)” brought a smooth, catchy groove that kept the riddim fresh. Behind this successful project was ADDE PRODUCTIONS|21ST HAPILOS PRODUCTIONS, a team known for their solid work in dancehall music. The label has a history of producing hits and helping artists reach a wider audience. Their careful production and attention to detail helped make the Black List Riddim stand out in a busy year for dancehall releases. Thanks to its powerful lineup and strong production, the selector’s choice on the Black List Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its influence is still felt in the music played at dances and sound clashes today.
The Black List Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Things Take Time (Raw) & (Clean)
- Bugle – Real Soldier (I Want Jah)
- Qq – Live It Up (Til’ Mi Eye Lock) (Raw) & (Clean)
- Masicka – Pass Me A Light (Clean) & (Raw)
- Charly Black X Coco Corrah – Body Language (Clean) & (Raw)
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