XCEL RIDDIM produced by LION KING MUZIK 2022/2024
Xcel Tracklist:
- Rayvon – Just Cant Do It
- Kaream Kharizma – Buy Back Life
- Mr Easy, De Alpha – Never Stop Try
- Tanto Metro, Devonte – How Yu Stay
- Elephant Man – We Up Now
- Therealionface – Xcel
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Xcel Overview
In 2022, dancehall fans around the world were drawn to the energy of the Xcel Riddim. This riddim, built for the clubs, captured the bold and lively spirit that defines modern dancehall. The sound was infectious, with heavy bass and catchy hooks that made it a favorite for selectors and dancers alike. Behind this riddim was LION KING MUZIK, a producer and label known for their sharp ear for talent and club-ready beats. LION KING MUZIK has worked with both established and rising dancehall artists, helping to shape the sound of the genre in recent years. Their productions have found success on streaming platforms and in dancehalls across Jamaica and beyond, making them a respected name in the scene. The Xcel Riddim provided a platform for both new and experienced artists to shine. Rayvon brought his smooth vocals to "Just Cant Do It," adding a touch of his signature style. Rayvon is well-known for his collaboration with Shaggy on the international hit "Angel." Kaream Kharizma, with "Buy Back Life," used the riddim’s energy to make a strong impression, marking a big moment in his career. Mr Easy and De Alpha teamed up for "Never Stop Try," delivering a message of persistence over the driving beat. Mr Easy is recognized for his 1990s hit "Drive Me Crazy," which remains a dancehall classic. Tanto Metro and Devonte, famous for their chart-topping single "Everyone Falls in Love," contributed "How Yu Stay," bringing their proven chemistry to the project. Elephant Man, a dancehall icon known for "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," energized the riddim with "We Up Now." Therealionface added his own flavor with "Xcel," rounding out the lineup. The Xcel Riddim quickly became a touchstone in dancehall culture in 2022, giving new artists their big break while keeping dance floors moving.