VICTORY RIDDIM produced by PAYDAY MUSIC 2010
Victory Overview
In 2010, the Victory Riddim made waves in Jamaica’s dancehall scene. This yard beat started in the studio of PAYDAY MUSIC, a label known for shaping modern dancehall and working with some of the genre’s biggest voices. PAYDAY MUSIC, founded by Kevin "Payday" Brown, built its name on producing riddims that selectors love to spin in street dances and radio sessions. The Victory Riddim’s track builder crafted a sound full of energy and catchy hooks, perfect for bashment parties. As soon as the riddim dropped, it became a favorite among selectors in 2010’s sessions. The beat’s pulsing rhythm and fresh vibe caught the attention of both artists and fans. A strong lineup of artists brought their styles to the riddim. Ashani & Slim J came together for “Enemies A Pree We,” adding a bold, defiant touch. Bridgez delivered “Saving It For You,” showing the versatility that helped her stand out in the dancehall world. Ishawna, who later scored hits like “Equal Rights,” gave a confident performance on “See My Name In Lights.” Iyara & Norris Man teamed up for “Let Me Remind You,” mixing new school and roots energy. K Queens & Stein’s “I Like The Way” added a smooth, melodic flavor. With these tracks, Victory Riddim stood out as a bashment essential, played across dances and parties, and remains a memorable piece of 2010’s dancehall soundtrack.
Victory Tracklist:
- Ashani & Slim J – Enemies A Pree We
- Bridgez – Saving It For You
- Ishawna – See My Name In Lights
- Iyara & Norris Man – Let Me Remind You
- K Queens & Stein – I Like The Way
- Lutan Fyah – Nuh Lose Nuh More Artist
- Nefatari – Be Your Baby
- Payday – Victory Riddim
- Raine Seville – Can’T Let You Go
- Stacious – Bonifide
- Teflon – Nuff Pray Fi Wealth
- Tenuke – Get Over You
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