WORLD PRESS RIDDIM produced by SPONGE MUSIC 2020
World Press Overview
In 2020, SPONGE MUSIC released the World Press Riddim, a dancehall riddim that quickly gained attention. This riddim is known for its strong horn riffs and energetic beats. It features several popular dancehall artists, each bringing their unique style to the project. Alkaline, a well-known figure in the dancehall scene, contributed to the World Press Riddim. He is famous for his distinct voice and lyrical prowess, which have earned him a large fan base. His track on the riddim showcases his ability to create catchy and impactful music. Shaneil Muir also features on the riddim. She is recognized for her powerful voice and strong presence in the dancehall genre. Her contribution adds a dynamic element to the World Press Riddim. Knaxx, another artist on the riddim, is known for his energetic style and engaging performances. His track on the World Press Riddim highlights his ability to captivate listeners with his vibrant delivery. Denyque, who is celebrated for her smooth vocals and versatility, adds a melodic touch to the riddim. Her track complements the overall sound of the World Press Riddim, making it a well-rounded project. The World Press Riddim remains a notable release in dancehall music, continuing to resonate with fans.
World Press Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Real Dawgs (Clean)
- Alkaline – Real Dawgs (Raw)
- Gyptian – Best Life
- I-Octane – Pepperi
- Shaneil Muir – The Pain
- Beenie Man – She Is That Girl
- Bugle – Dutty Foot Can’t Step Clean
- Knaxx – Born Ruff (Clean)
- Knaxx – Born Ruff (Raw)
- Jahmiel – Love Lost
- Denyque – Watch Him Tone
- Dovey Magnum – Respectfully (Clean)
- Dovey Magnum – Respectfully (Raw)
- Ikaya – Tek Him
- Dre Zee – Days Like These
- Fidel Nadal – No Es Tiempo De Llorar
- Frassman Brilliant – Alien Sport (Clean)
- Frassman Brilliant – Alien Sport (Raw)
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