UPSCALE RIDDIM produced by SPIT FAYAH RECORDS 2016
Upscale Overview
In 2016, the Upscale Riddim became a standout bashment release that set parties on fire across Jamaica and beyond. Produced by SPIT FAYAH RECORDS, the riddim was known for its sharp, dance-ready beats and bold energy. SPIT FAYAH RECORDS, an independent label with a growing reputation, built its name on fresh, hard-hitting dancehall productions. Their careful attention to sound quality and artist selection helped Upscale Riddim stand out in a crowded scene. The recording process brought together a talented lineup of artists, each adding their own flavor to the riddim. Iya Champs delivered "Success," a track with a determined message that quickly caught the attention of party crowds. Devin Di Dakta, who had already made waves as a Grammy-nominated artist for his work on the "Reggae Forever" album with Etana, added his unique voice and style to "Goal." Black Pearl’s "Fulfill Mi Dream" brought a heartfelt touch, while HD Petique’s "When I See You" added a smooth, catchy vibe. XX3EME gave fans two songs: "Cyah Move" and "Summer Song," both of which became favorites for their lively hooks and dancefloor appeal. Each artist’s performance helped turn Upscale Riddim into a true street anthem, with lyrics and melodies that stuck in the minds of listeners. Upscale Riddim was more than just another dancehall release—it became a symbol of the bashment energy of 2016. Its sound, crafted by SPIT FAYAH RECORDS and shaped by standout artists, still brings back memories for those who lived through its party reign.
Upscale Tracklist:
- Iya Champs – Success
- Devin Di Dakta – Goal
- Black Pearl – Fulfill Mi Dream
- HD Petique – When I See You
- XX3EME – Cyah Move
- XX3EME – Cyah Move
- XX3EME – Summer Song
- Kasanova – Top Form
- Navino -I.P (One More Time)
- Jigsy King – Ganja
- Spit Fiyah Records – Upscale Riddim (Instrumental)
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