#10 – Summer Scheme Riddim – Don Corleon
Can anyone not like this riddim?? Simply a Don Corleon masterpiece. Sorry but, if you don’t like this…sumn wrong with u..straight! A good mellow riddim for a background feel good mood. Play this before turning ’em lights low ;)
Top 10 Soothing Dancehall Overview
When the "Top 10 Soothing Dancehall Riddim" hit the scene, it brought a fresh energy to dancehall lovers everywhere. The rhythm is smooth but packs a punch, blending deep bass with catchy melodies. Its bashment vibe is unmistakable—easy to dance to, but also full of feeling. The beat flows with a laid-back groove, yet every track keeps the party moving, making it a favorite in dancehalls and yards across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. J Boog’s "I'M Fallen" stands out with his signature soulful voice—J Boog is well known for his reggae hit "Let’s Do It Again," and he brings the same heartfelt delivery here. Liquid’s "Summer Scheme" is perfect for the season, capturing the fun and freedom of summertime. Keida teams up with Protoje on "All Again," mixing her smooth vocals with Protoje’s thoughtful flow; Protoje is recognized for his Grammy-nominated album "A Matter of Time." Vybz Kartel, always a dancehall heavyweight, delivers "My Baby U," adding his unmistakable flair—Kartel’s influence on the genre is massive, with numerous chart-topping singles over the years. Toi shines on "You'Ll Be Mine," bringing a sweet, melodic touch. The riddim’s production is tight and polished, giving each artist room to shine. In a year crowded with big bashment releases in 2021, this mix stood out, becoming a true anthem in the yard and a memorable moment in dancehall music.
Top 10 Soothing Dancehall Tracklist:
- J Boog – I’M Fallen
- Liquid – Summer Scheme
- Keida & Protoje – All Again
- Vybz Kartel – My Baby U
- Toi – You’Ll Be Mine
- Wayne Marshall – It’S Party Time
- Sean Paul – Give Me The Loving
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