XOXO RIDDIM produced by CR203 RECORDS 2016
Xoxo Overview
The Xoxo Riddim brought together some of the brightest voices in dancehall. Mr Vegas delivered the energetic "Summer Love," while Romain Virgo gave a heartfelt performance on "Taking Your Place." Christopher Martin showed his vocal strength with "Hear The Bells." Alaine added her unique touch with "Hold A Vibes," and Dexta Daps brought depth to the riddim with "Humble." These artists, along with Bugle on "Bad Experience," CeCile with "All The Best," Jah Vinci on "Who Feels It Knows," Keznamdi’s "Straight Royalty," and Natel’s "Inhale & Exhale," made the Xoxo Riddim stand out in 2016. The riddim was produced by CR203 RECORDS, a label known for its modern take on dancehall and reggae. CR203 RECORDS has a reputation for blending classic Jamaican sounds with fresh energy. Their productions have gained strong support both in Jamaica and internationally, helping new and established artists reach wider audiences. Xoxo Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of its time. The beat is bold and full of life, matching the passionate performances from each artist. The mix of voices and styles shows the strength and diversity of dancehall music. Even years after its release, the Xoxo Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. It reflects a moment when artists and producers worked together to push the genre forward, leaving a lasting mark on fans and the music scene. Its rhythms and messages still connect with listeners today.
Xoxo Tracklist:
- Mr Vegas – Summer Love
- Romain Virgo – Taking Your Place
- Christopher Martin – Hear The Bells (Wedding Bells)
- Alaine – Hold A Vibes
- Dexta Daps – Humble (We Reach)
- Bugle – Bad Experience
- CeCile – All The Best
- Jah Vinci – Who Feels It Knows
- Keznamdi – Straight Royalty
- Natel – Inhale & Exhale
- Ikaya – Side Chick
- XOXO Riddim – Cr203 Records
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