VICE PARTY RIDDIM produced by PLAYAH SYNDICATE RECORDS 2016
Vice Party Overview
In 2016, soca rhythms were everywhere, bringing high energy to parties and Carnivals across the Caribbean and beyond. The Vice Party Riddim stood out that year, capturing the joyful spirit of festival season. Its lively beat became a favorite at fetes, powering dancefloors and sound systems through the months of celebration. The groove behind Vice Party Riddim came from PLAYAH SYNDICATE RECORDS, a label known for its creative approach to Caribbean music. Based in Jamaica, PLAYAH SYNDICATE RECORDS has built a reputation for blending genres and supporting both new and established artists. Their productions often show up on streaming charts, helping to spread soca and dancehall sounds to wider audiences. Three artists brought their own style to this riddim. Rickey Teetz, a name familiar to dancehall and soca fans, delivered “Galang Gal.” He is known for his energetic performances and has released tracks that have gained traction on Jamaican radio. Carter joined with two cuts: “Like That” and “Like That Raw.” Carter’s voice and flow fit the riddim perfectly, adding a smooth but lively touch to the project. Jah Dale rounded out the lineup with “Bun Fi Bun.” His contribution brought another layer of energy, helping to make the riddim a true festival soundtrack. Even years later, the Vice Party Riddim still gets play during Carnival flashbacks and party mixes. Its infectious soca beat and memorable songs have kept it alive, making it a lasting favorite for anyone who loves to dance.
Vice Party Tracklist:
- Rickey Teetz – Galang Gal
- Carter – Like That (Raw)
- Carter – Like That Raw (Radio)
- Jah Dale – Bun Fi Bun
- Vice Party Riddim – Instrumental
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