THE LOST WORLD RIDDIM produced by AVIKON RECORDS 2014
The Lost World Overview
The Lost World Riddim yard session tape gave dancehall selectors a strong set of tracks in 2014. The tape started with Pinchers — Ticket To Ride, a song that brought smooth vocals and classic energy. Pinchers is a respected name in reggae and dancehall, known for his hit "Bandelero" from the late 1980s. His experience showed in this new track, giving the riddim a touch of history. Next up, Benks — These Things added a modern style to the tape. Benks’ delivery fit the riddim’s bounce, making it a favorite for dancehall nights. Brilli — Hotta Than Dem followed, with Brilli bringing a fiery flow. The song’s catchy hook and sharp lyrics stood out, helping the riddim get attention from new listeners. Kaii — Hard Mi Try came with a determined message, and Lawgiver — Loving You Want gave the riddim a romantic side. Each artist used the riddim in their own way, showing how dancehall artists can bring different moods to the same instrumental. Rich Ras — World Boss Life added another voice to the mix, giving the tape even more variety. The riddim itself came from AVIKON RECORDS, a label known for producing several popular dancehall projects in the 2010s. AVIKON RECORDS built a reputation for uniting artists and creating fresh sounds. Their Lost World Riddim Instrumental closed the tape, letting selectors appreciate the production on its own. This yard session tape proved that in 2014, yard studios and local producers still had the power to create dancehall hits that worked both in the dance and for deep listening.
The Lost World Tracklist:
- Pinchers – Ticket To Ride
- Benks – These Things
- Brilli – Hotta Than Dem
- Kaii – Hard Mi Try
- Kardi Tivali – Comfort Zone
- Lawgiver – Loving You Want
- Rich Ras – World Boss Life
- Avikon Records – Lost World Riddim Instrumental
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