VIBES MAKER RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND PRODUCTIONS 2018
Vibes Maker Overview
Vibes Maker Riddim is a standout sound system cut that came out of Jamaica in 2018. This dancehall riddim quickly became a favorite for DJs, who played it at parties and on the radio across the island and beyond. The compilation brought together some of the biggest names in dancehall. Dancehall President delivered the song "Beenie Man," bringing energy and style to the track. Ina Mi Blood featured Ding Dong, Qraig & Bravo, who combined their talents to create a lively anthem. Live Life saw Timeka & Vershon working together, blending their voices over the infectious riddim. The title track, "Vibes Maker," was performed by Mr Vegas, whose smooth delivery fit perfectly with the beat. Solo, voiced by Khago, added a different flavor, while High by Stylo G kept the momentum strong. Nutt’N Normal, performed by Mr Williamz, and Fling, performed by Jafe, brought unique touches to the project. Lisa Mercedez’s "Waste Man" stood out for its attitude, and Vibes Maker Dub by Shams & Frenchie gave the riddim a classic dub twist. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a key role, making sure every song sounded crisp and powerful. The producer, MAXIMUM SOUND PRODUCTIONS, is well known in the dancehall world. Founded by Frenchie, the label has worked with many top artists over the years and is respected for its high-quality productions and international influence. Vibes Maker Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its strong lineup, catchy instrumentals, and lasting impact on the genre.
Vibes Maker Tracklist:
- Dancehall President – Beenie Man
- Ina Mi Blood – Ding Dong, Qraig & Bravo
- Live Life – Timeka & Vershon
- Vibes Maker – Mr Vegas
- Solo – Khago
- High – Stylo G
- Nutt’N Normal – Mr Williamz
- Fling – Jafe
- Waste Man – Lisa Mercedez
- Vibes Maker Dub – Shams & Frenchie
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