WORLD VIEW RIDDIM produced by AJ PRODUCTIONS 2012
World View Overview
In 2012, dancehall music was searching for fresh sounds that could unite the streets and the clubs. The street anthem base from the World View Riddim was exactly what the year needed. Its heavy, rolling basslines and crisp snares echoed through clubs across Jamaica, drawing crowds and keeping dancehall energy alive. Behind this powerful sound stood the skilled sound engineer, whose mixing brought clarity and punch to each track. Their attention to detail allowed every artist’s voice to shine over the riddim, making the songs both danceable and memorable. AJ PRODUCTIONS, the label behind the riddim, had already built a reputation for quality within the Jamaican music scene. Known for pushing boundaries and working with top artists, AJ PRODUCTIONS helped shape the modern dancehall sound. Their releases often gathered thousands of streams and were featured in dancehall parties across the island. Queen Ifrica brought her signature conscious style to the riddim with "Peace." Known for her hit "Below the Waist" and her strong presence in reggae, Queen Ifrica’s voice added depth and meaning to the project. Natty King, who made waves with "No Guns To Town," delivered "In This World," bringing his roots reggae influence and smooth vocals. Brian Oneil’s "For Every Woman" added a heartfelt touch, while Etana, celebrated for her hit "Telephone Love," contributed her soulful energy. Goosie’s "Give Me Your Love" rounded out the set with a catchy hook and warm delivery.
World View Tracklist:
- Queen Ifrica – Peace
- Natty King – In This World
- Brian Oneil – For Every Woman
- Etana – Telephone Love
- Goosie – Give Me Your Love
- Gala Day – Murder
- Conrad Cristal And Sugar Roy – Greedy Dog
- Sizzla – Jah Jah Blessing
- Tony Rebel – Verbal Attack
- Junior Kelly – What Is Happening
- Luciano – All The Way
- Singer Gold – No Love
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