#WIN RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTION 2013
#Win Overview
When the yard session tape for the #Win Riddim first made its rounds, dancehall fans responded with excitement. The riddim’s street anthem base was exactly what the crowd wanted, bringing the raw energy that defines the genre. Selectors and partygoers quickly took notice, with the tape becoming a favorite at both street dances and radio sets. Key contributions came from some of dancehall’s most recognized voices. Beenie Man’s “Me & My Links” stood out with its sharp lyrics and confident delivery, setting the tone for others. Bugle’s “Music” added an uplifting touch, focusing on the positive power of sound. Charly Black brought a party vibe with “Life Of The Party,” making it a go-to track for any celebration. Demarco’s “We Want Some More” kept the momentum high, while Tok’s “Top Setter Girls” delivered catchy hooks that stuck in listeners’ heads. Voicemail also made their mark with “My Baby,” adding a smoother, melodic side to the collection. The mixing board king behind these hits was FRESH EAR PRODUCTION, a label known for its clean, modern sound and attention to detail. Founded by producer Arif Cooper, FRESH EAR PRODUCTION has played a big role in shaping contemporary dancehall, with several chart-topping riddims and singles to its name. Their work on the #Win Riddim, especially the instrumental version, showcased their ability to balance classic vibes with fresh ideas. This street anthem base remains an important part of dancehall history, proving that the genre’s foundation still resonates with fans today.
#Win Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Me & My Links
- Bugle – Music
- Charly Black – Life Of The Party
- Chevaughn – My Heart (Hopeless Romantic)
- Demarco – We Want Some More (Raw)
- Demarco – We Want Some More (Clean)
- Konshens, Delus & Javada (Sub Army) – One Life (Shell Weh) (Raw)
- Konshens, Delus & Javada (Sub Army – One Life (Shell Weh)(Clean)
- Tok – Top Setter Girls
- Voicemail – My Baby
- Fresh Ear Productions – #Win Riddim Instrumental
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