WET DREAMS RIDDIM produced by HOTBOXXX? ENTERTAINMENT 2016
Wet Dreams Overview
The fete rhythm is a big part of Caribbean Carnival culture. In 2016, this rhythm was heard on the streets during masquerades and parades. It brought energy and excitement to the crowds, helping people dance and celebrate together. This rhythm is important for soca music, which is known for its lively beats and party vibes. Behind the scenes, the studio hand shapes the sound. The producer, HOTBOXXX? ENTERTAINMENT, played a major role in creating the 2016 release. This label is known for producing club-ready tracks and bringing fresh sounds to the soca and dancehall scene. HOTBOXXX? ENTERTAINMENT has worked with many artists and helped push Caribbean music to new audiences. On the Wet Dreams Riddim, several artists stood out. Afro & K Flow brought their unique style to "Wet Dreams Riddim," adding to the rhythm’s energy. Charly Black Ft. Pretti Kitti performed "Mi Love It," a song that highlights both artists’ talents. Charly Black is especially known for his global hit "Gyal You a Party Animal," which made him famous worldwide. Pretti Kitti also shines with her version, "Mi Love It — Mi Love It." Dane Ray’s "Punu Nunu" and Patexx’s "Inna Belly" and "Rub You Belly" add more flavor to the riddim. Spangy’s "Bubble Pon Repeat" and Versatile’s "Style Dem A Murdah" show the variety and creativity in this release. Together, these songs made the 2016 Carnival roads come alive with music and celebration.
Wet Dreams Tracklist:
- Afro & K Flow – Wet Dreams Riddim
- Charly Black Ft. Pretti Kitti – Mi Love It (Edit)
- Charly Black Ft. Pretti Kitti – Mi Love It
- Dane Ray – Punu Nunu (Edit)
- Dane Ray – Punu Nunu
- Patexx – Inna Belly
- Patexx – Rub You Belly (Edit)
- Spangy – Bubble Pon Repeat (Edit)
- Spangy – Bubble Pon Repeat
- Versatile – Style Dem A Murdah (Edit)
- Versatile – Style Dem A Murdah
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