THE MANGO RIDDIM produced by JUSTIN NATION 2012
The Mango Overview
The street anthem base of The Mango Riddim started with energy in the studio. The team wanted a sound that would move people on the dance floor. The mixing board king, Justin ‘Jus Bus’ Nation, guided the session with a clear vision. Known for his work as a producer and songwriter from Antigua, Jus Bus has made a name for himself in Caribbean music. He has produced for major artists and helped bring dancehall and soca to wider audiences. His direction kept every element tight and focused. The Mango Riddim features a strong lineup. Cha Li X Ft. Xantone deliver “Mango Jam,” blending catchy hooks with streetwise lyrics. Xantone’s own version, “Mango Jam — Mango Jam,” keeps the rhythm flowing with a different twist. Drastic (Them Island Boyz) steps up with “Sing Me Ah Melody.” Drastic is recognized for his work in soca and has collaborated with top Caribbean artists. Kenne Blessin’s “Gold Digga” adds another layer, showing his vocal skills. Mack Truck’s “Hold It Down” brings a tough, steady vibe. Promise delivers “Congo Number 9,” while Ricardo Drue & Swallow join forces for “Party In Space 2012.” Ricardo Drue is well known for his soca hits and has earned awards in the genre. The riddim wraps up with “The Mango Riddim Version” by Justin ‘Jus Bus’ Nation, letting the music stand on its own. This 2012 dancehall collection showed how powerful yard studios could be, giving fans a reason to keep the riddim spinning.
The Mango Tracklist:
- Cha Li X Ft. Xantone – Mango Jam
- Drastic (Them Island Boyz) – Sing Me Ah Melody
- Kenne Blessin – Gold Digga
- Mack Truck – Hold It Down
- Promise – Congo Number 9
- Ricardo Drue & Swallow – Party In Space 2012
- Justin ‘Jus Bus’ Nation – The Mango Riddim Version
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