#Big Riddim
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#dubstep#edm#music#riddim#music producer#spotify#breakcore#dubstep producer#house music#edm genres#music genres#lofi aesthetic#lofi beats#big room#electro#progressive house#future bass#trap music#drum and bass
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The 'Big Bunx Riddim' is making big noise right now. So, here's a new ReFix - I created a big song on a re-make of the beat. Watch "Wealth" on YouTube.
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Nigy Boy Is A Lover Boy, He Doesn't Want "Problems"
“The Blind Casanova” strikes again! Nigy Boy made 2024 one of his biggest years, and rightfully earned “Rookie of the Year” recognition. More hits are on the way, and of course, more gyalis adventures like in the visual for the single, “Problems”. Directed by TR Productions, Nigy Boy continues his quest to get all the ladies in “Problems”. He doesn’t care about the other Man, he just wants to get…
#13thstreetpromo#13thstreetpromotions#blog#dancehall#DJ Big Skipp#jamaica#jamaican#music#music video#Nigy Boy#problems#riddim#TR Productions#video#wordpress#youtube
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Draper - Girona Freestyle [Video]
Bristol’s Draper drops his go at the Girona Riddim Challenge from Big Zuu and Capo Lee. With this he is looking to take the £250 on offer. Draper https://twitter.com/kxngdrxpxr https://www.instagram.com/kxngdrxpxr/
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🌃🎵 "Big City Life Riddim" - DJ Paris Walker | Official Music Release 🎵🌃
#youtube#Immerse yourself in the pulsating heart of metropolitan life with Big City Life Riddim by DJ Paris Walker. This deep RnB track captures the
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I figured I would get with the program and make an introduction post ✨️
✨️ ♑️ sun, ♏️ moon, ♍️ rising ✨️
My name is Amber, I am single, and I live in Central Florida! Plus sized, 420 friendly, and also, a big ol' Lesbian 💜
My likes:
• witchy/goth/spooky things
• body positivity
• thrifting/antique stores
• traveling
• EDM (Riddim, Experimental Bass, Dubstep, Trap, Etc.)
• nature
• raves/music festivals
• animals
I am like an onion, I have many layers lolol. The 3 pics above describe me best! 👻 I am very chatty, and I am also an open book. Feel free to ask me anything! My blog is sometimes nsfw, so you must be 21+, pls n thank you.
My socials:
Tiktok: amb00bz
IG: amb00bs
Bluesky: amb00bs
#lesbian#femme#femme lesbian#femme4butch#femme4masc#wlw#girls who like girls#introductory post#benosy#raver#plur#edm#redhead#makeup#halloween#selfie
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so benjamin zephhaniah passed away yesterday.
though id reckon more people might recognise him as jeremiah jesus in peaky blinders, he was also a writer and a dub poet, and he was unquestionably one of the best british poets ever.
i dont want to write like a whole biography for him in this post because other people have done that much better than i can, but instead i just want to recommend his work. he has countless books, plays, poetry collections, albums, etc.
one of my favourite things about his poetry is how accessible it is and how he writes poems the way he speaks them, and in regard to that, i just want to share one of my favourite poems of his, Dis Poetry:
Dis poetry is like a riddim dat drops De tongue fires a riddim dat shoots like shots Dis poetry is designed fe rantin Dance hall style, big mouth chanting, Dis poetry nar put yu to sleep Preaching follow me Like yu is blind sheep, Dis poetry is not Party Political Not designed fe dose who are critical. Dis poetry is wid me when I gu to me bed It gets into me dreadlocks It lingers around me head Dis poetry goes wid me as I pedal me bike I've tried Shakespeare, respect due dere But did is de stuff I like. Dis poetry is not afraid of going ina book Still dis poetry need ears fe hear an eyes fe hav a look Dis poetry is Verbal Riddim, no big words involved An if I hav a problem de riddim gets it solved, I've tried to be more romantic, it does nu good for me So I tek a Reggae Riddim an build me poetry, I could try be more personal But you've heard it all before, Pages of written words not needed Brain has many words in store, Yu could call dis poetry Dub Ranting De tongue plays a beat De body starts skanking, Dis poetry is quick an childish Dis poetry is fe de wise an foolish, Anybody can do it fe free, Dis poetry is fe yu an me, Don't stretch yu imagination Dis poetry is fe de good of de Nation, Chant, In de morning I chant In de night I chant In de darkness An under de spotlight, I pass thru University I pass thru Sociology An den I got a dread degree In Dreadfull Ghettology. Dis poetry stays wid me when I run or walk An when I am talking to meself in poetry I talk, Dis poetry is wid me, Below me an above, Dis poetry's from inside me It goes to yu WID LUV.
#benjamin zephaniah#poetry#poets#dub poetry#dub poem#dub poems#dis poetry#Benjamin Obadiah Iqbal Zephaniah#idk exactly what to tag here#benjamin zephaniah has been one of my favourite poets since i was 15 years old and i just wanted to make a post commemorating him
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Cantaloop Island: Funky Soul Jazz on Blue Note
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) (1993) - Us3 Cantaloupe Island (1964) - Herbie Hancock Señor Blues (1956) - Horace Silver Quintet The Sidewinder (1964) - Lee Morgan The Turnaround (1965) - Hank Mobley Blind Man, Blind Man (1963) - Herbie Hancock Hi-Heel Sneakers (1966) - Blue Mitchell Quintet Soul Woman (1966) - Big John Patton Brown Sugar (1964) - Freddie Roach Preach Brother (1962) - Fred Jackson Chitlins Con Carne (1963) - Kenny Burrell Judo Mambo (1956) - Jimmy Smith Mustang (1967) - Donald Byrd Chili Peppers (1968) - Duke Pearson Recado Bossa Nova (1966) - Hank Mobley Blue Bossa (1963) - Joe Henderson
Different Rhythms, Different People (1993) - Us3 Quantrale (1960) - Curtis Fuller Song For My Father (1965) - Horace Silver Quintet Crisis (1962) - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers Adam’s Apple (1967) - Wayne Shorter One Mint Julep (1960) - Freddie Hubbard True Blue (1960) - Tina Brooks Congalegre (1961) - Horace Parlan Blues Walk (1958) - Lou Donaldson Cool Struttin’ (1958) - Sonny Clark Moanin’ (1958) - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers Dat Dere (1960) - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers Sweet Honey Bee (1969) - Lee Morgan Watermelon Man (1962) - Herbie Hancock Sookie Sookie (1970) - Grant Green Tukka Yoot's Riddim (1993) - Us3
Happy 60th anniversary of the release of “Cantaloupe Island” and “The Sidewinder”!
Compiled by Abeja Mariposa
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im not done talking about how weird color bass is. it's seriously the only genre where the best free tutorials come from the big names, artists like Chime have been giving advice about small sound design things for years. brostep, complextro, anything that HAS tutorials has them by smaller youtube channels. ASH (or, as known back then, Foxhunt) made 2 incredible videos about making complextro and is very obscure compared to artists like Feed Me, Nitro Fun, Wolfgang Gartner, etc. it's also a very weirdly-spawned genre, where the term was coined by Chime in ~2018 to name the fusion of melodic and heavy styles in bass music, as the divide between the two had been steadily growing, as well as between bass music designed for live shows and for at-home listening. then, around the same time Ace Aura pioneered the use of harmonically-designed basses with resonators, creating melodic riddim. some started deviating from riddim, or using new techniques like vocoders, fft repitchers, or convolution reverb, and slowly "color bass" came to mean a style of bass music focused on rich, chordal bass synths. some view color bass as identical to melodic riddim or as an offshoot of it, like as riddim is to dubstep.
also chime is fucking based and he/they agender like me?? rad
#if any of u want tracks to listen to i know a decent few artists#sorry i just like talking about music#actually no fuck you im NOT sorry#it's my blog and i can post whatever i want#forever.
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13, 22, 29, 44, 72 and 97! 🩵🫶🏼
ramasha i love youuu!!! <3333
13. skinnydipped by BANKS my actual queen
22. wifey riddim 4 by AJ Tracey. uhh all im gonna say is im british allow it (please) 🫶🏼
29. Ayo technology by 50 cent ft justin timberlake. lmaoaoa i got really obsessed with this song and i also love justin timberlake songs which everyone else in my family finds weird. but it used to be the first song that would play on my ipod (first alphabetically) so my brain latched on when i randomly listened to it
44. (someone else also asked this one so im going to put it in that post to make this one shorter <3333)
72. Sunflower, vol. 6 by Harry styles. this is here bc she's in my morning playlist so i would listen to her a lot!!!
97. pussy don't lie by megan thee stallion and the big mouth cast. lmaooo ive never watched big mouth and i probably never will but my girl meg <33
again i love u so much thank you!!!
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While 'cash' and such still exists: Listen "Wealth" on YouTube.
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Flippa Moggela Calls Out Broke Dons In "Wah Gwaan Bout Yah Man"
There are people with money, and then there’s Flippa Moggela. The self-proclaimed “Flossing King” has solidified his place in Jamaican music as one of the richest Dancehall Artists, and his catalogue of “Flossing Music” along with his flashy lifestyle showed people that he could back up his many statements. He had a run in the mid to late 2000s before doing some time behind music. Now enjoying…
#13thstreetpromo#13thstreetpromotions#Big Wayne#blog#dancehall#DJ Mac#Flip Money Records#Flippa Mafia#Flippa Moggela#Flossing#Flossing King#jamaica#jamaican#music#music video#riddim#video#Wah Gwaan Bout Yah Man#Walk and Talk#wordpress#youtube
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charanya.delaney@MacBook-Pro ~ % cd /Users/charanya.delaney/Projects/music_recommendation_algorithm.py
These are the outputs of a (very lazy) machine learning model that set out to predict what songs a listener would enjoy based on their input. Partly inspired by (x), using the songs from the discord server for funsies. Made my computer freeze like three times. Have I listened to all of these songs? Absolutely not
Nat:
Already Over - Sabrina Carpenter
The Manuscript - Taylor Swift
I know it won't work - Gracie Abrams
i wish i hated you - Ariana Grande
Anya:
Now U Do - DJ Seinfeld & Confidence Man
Sober Feels - Nia Archives
I can be your future - Mozey & Shady Novelle
Sunshine Riddim - Bandit & Disrupta
Ollie:
Never Need Me - Rachel Chinouriri
breaking news - flowerovlove
Talk Talk - Charli XCX
Strangers - Ethel Cain
Lola:
Unwritten - Natasha Beddingfield
How will I know - Whitney Houston
Say my name - Destiny's Child
Jealous - Nick Jonas & Tinashe
Eddie:
Savior Complex - Phoebe Bridgers
Futile Devices - Sufjan Stevens
Kokomo, IN - Japanese Breakfast
Everything is Embarrassing - Sky Ferreira
Heni:
Homesick - Noah Kahan & Sam Fender
Creatures in Heaven - Glass Animals
Tiny Moves - Bleachers
Nonsense - Sabrina Carpenter
Parker:
The Feminine Urge - The Last Dinner Party
Cool About It - boygenius
why did you invite me to your wedding - Kevin Atwater
tolerate it - Taylor Swift
Rhia:
Back to the Old House - The Smiths
Sunday - The Cranberries
When the Sun Hits - Slowdive
Cherry Waves - Deftones
Logan:
Silk Chiffon - MUNA & Phoebe Bridgers
Crying Over U - Medium Build
Deeper Vell - Kacey Musgraves
Time Shrinks - Arcy Drive
Jesse:
Highway Tune - Greta van Fleet
Killing in the Name - Rage against the Machine
Run - Foo Fighters
Californication - Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Monty:
Not - Big Thief
Ladies and gentlemen we are floating in space - Spiritualized
Teen Age Riot - Sonic Youth
I Don't Belong - Fontaines DC
Gen:
Apple - Charli XCX
Too Sweet - Hozier
get him back! - Olivia Rodrigo
Style (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift
Freddie:
Whatta Man - Salt-N-Pepa & En Vogue
Party Up (Up In Here) - DMX
Da' Dip - Freak Nasty
Dream Job - Yard Act
Charlie:
Mean Girls - Charli XCX
Tears - Perrie
ART - Tyla
French Exit - Dua Lipa
Silja:
Starburned And Unkissed - Caroline Polachek
Hater's Anthem - Infinity Song
Crushcrushcrush - paramore
Missing Out - Maya Hawke
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New Mix! Live at Cabana Pool Bar, Summer 2023. 2 hours of Dance, Pop, House, Baile Funk, Jersey Club, and more mixed by DJ SCUFFS. Featuring music from Doja Cat, Rihanna, Avicii, Jengi, Central Cee, and more!
Playlist
Barbatuques – Baianá – DJ Larry-T Remix Diplo, Charli Xcx, Herve Pagez – Spicy Jamelia – Superstar – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Nelly – Hot In Herre – Da Phonk vs Lules & Naken Remix Doja Cat – Woman Doja Cat – Woman ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, Dua Lipa, Missy Elliott (Remix) Timbaland ft. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. – The Way I Are – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Bell Biv DeVoe – Poison – Bastian Bell Remix Timbaland ft. Justin Timberlake & Nelly Furtado – Give It To Me – Le Boeuf Remix ACRAZE – Do It To It FT Cherish Dillon Francis – Goodies Kanye West – Mercy – FOMO Remix Bruno Mars vs. Timmy Trumpet & Kastra – Uptown Funk (HMC 2019 Bootleg) Rihanna – Rude Boy (AANSE Remix) Jain – Makeba – Jerry Wallis Remix Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion – Lick – Anthem Kingz Finer Things Edit Crystal Waters – Gypsy Woman (She’s Homeless) – Anthem Kingz Don’t Stop Moving Edit Jorja Smith – Little Things x Gypsy Woman (L BEATS MASHUP) David Guetta/Kid Cudi – Memories (feat. Kid Cudi) – 2021 Remix Avicii – Levels – RICHIE ROZEX Remix Daft Punk – One More Time – Lambue, Guztav & Siëma Remix Tag Team – Whoomp! There It Is – DJ Serg Remix LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem – Tony B & Vocalteknix Remix Eve ft. Gwen Stefani – Let Me Blow Ya Mind – Anthem Kingz Work My Body Edit Central Cee – Doja – Vunzige Deuntjes SoundSystem Remix LMFAO – Sexy And I Know It – Richastic Remix Barbatuques – Baianá – Rogerson Remix Jengi – Bel Mercy Rihanna – Rude Boy (Klean Remix) Nina Sky x CHAMOS – Move Ya Body Shenseea & Megan Thee Stallion – Lick – ETX Coolie Dance Riddim Edit Bob Sinclar ft. Big Ali – Rock This Party (Everybody Dance Now) – MIKIS & ZING Remix Richastic – The Roof Is On Fire – Tall Boys Clap Intro Don Omar ft. Lucenzo – Danza Kuduro – Kevin D & Sven & Rolf Remix Farruko – Pepas (Smoothies Baile Funk Remix) Pitbull – Give Me Everything (BeatBreaker ‘Barranquilla’ Banger) Mark Ronson – Uptown Funk FT BRUNO MARS (Club Breakerz x Medy Landia Mambo Edit) DJ Katch – Banga Black Eyed Peas – My Humps – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Robin Thicke ft. Pharrell – Blurred Lines – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Rihanna ft. Calvin Harris – We Found Love – DSM League Remix Delirious & Alex K ft. Max-A-Million – Sexual Healing – Anthem Kingz Closer Edit Koffee – Toast (262 Remix) James Hype/Miggy Dela Rosa/Oliver Heldens – Ferrari – Oliver Heldens Remix Axwell Λ Ingrosso – More Than You Know (Extended Mix) Avicii – Levels – DJ Serg Remix Technotronic – Pump Up The Jam – Sico Vox Remix Tag Team – Whoomp! There It Is – Lincoln Baio Money Edit Salt-N-Pepa x Megan Thee Stallion – Push It Flamin Hottie (Jonney Miles Segue) City Girls – Twerkulator – MarkCutz Remix Megan Thee Stallion – Thot Shit – DJ Serg Sniper Move Shake Drop Edit Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World) – Stavros Martina & Kevin D Remix Rihanna – Don’t Stop The Music – Trayze Carnival Remix Taio Cruz – Dynamite – ZIGGY & Replay M Remix Flo Rida ft. Sesman – Low – Richastic Remix DJ Crell/Silez – Do it To it – Baile Funk Remix J Balvin & Skrillex – In Da Getto Barbatuques – Baianà – Jack Back Remix Steve Aoki Daddy Yankee Play-N-Skillz and Elvis Crespo – Azukita (CloudNine Intro Edit) Deorro – Bailar (Afro Bros Bootleg) Steve Aoki & Willy William ft. Sean Paul, El Alfa – Mambo Jengi – Bel Mercy – Richtanner Remix Wiley & Sean Paul & Stefflon Don feat. Idris Elba – Wale – Boasty (Grandtheft x Wuki Dub) Rihanna – Don’t Stop The Music – Richastic Remix
#mix#cabana pool bar#toronto#dj scuffs#baile funk#house#dance#music#dj#rihanna#central cee#doja cat#SoundCloud
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(Motif-Radio) Reggae Pon Top # 17 2024 track listing below:
SINGLES: PRISON OVAL ROCK VERSION JAH BRADEZ- ROCK WITH ME AVARAN- WHO SHALL SEND JAH MASON & PAUL LIPA- WHAT'S THE DEALIN ZION HEAD- POLICE A KILLER LINVAL THOMPSON- GANJAMAN NAAMAN FT. ALBOROSIE- WALK REMIX DAWEH CONGO- BIG BAD SOUND DON CARLOS- PRAISE JAH DAWEH CONGO- WILDERNESS SALLY MWAIR- ANATAYA PRODUCER AJAL FT. EESAH- REAL GANJA FARMER RAS PENCO- TUNNEL VISION JAZ ELISE- GUNMAN
RIDDIMS: FIRE LUV RIDDIM FIGHT AGAIN RIDDIM COSTAMAICA RIDDIM
DANCEHALL: VERSHON- ZIP IT UP DENYQUE- EASE MY MIND KASH PROMISE- MORE BY MYSELF NIGY BOY- NOMAD GYPTIAN & TROUBLEMEKKER- ALL OF ME BAYAKA- ACTIVE BELLA SHMURDA- LONER KIM KELLY- MONEY PILE MISSION STATEMENT RIDDIM BLACK SATIN RIDDIM
ROOTS/ONE DROP/LOVER'S ROCK: MADI SIMMONS- HOW DOES IT FEEL MYKAL ROSE, SUBATOMIC SOUND SYSTEM, HOLLIE COOLIE- GET HIGH RACHAAD AMARJII & SYLFORD WALKER- DUB GOLDEN PEN ALBOROSIE FT. JAZ ELISE- FAITH AZZIZZI ROMEO- JAH SEND THE RAIN STEVE BASWELL- COOL I RASTAMAN WINSTON REEDY- VERY WELL MARTIN CAMPBELL- ACROSS THE SEA MARTIN CAMPBELL- HOPE AND DREAMS DENNIS BROWN- THING IN LIFE EARTH & STONE- I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU ARE GONE
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Today's compilation:
Baby Boomer Classics: Groovin' Sixties 1987 Pop-Rock / R&B / Soul / Blue-Eyed Soul / Doo Wop
Well, this one was kinda fun and unexpected. Here we have Groovin' Sixties, a comp with a title so vague that you couldn't possibly glean a coherent theme from its name besides the decade that it deals in. Every other title that I've gone through in this Baby Boomer Classics series thus far has been pretty self-explanatory with regards to the type of music that's on each one (British Sixties, Electric Sixties, Folk Sixties, Dance Sixties, etc., etc.), but this release appears to be different.
And that's because the thing that actually links all of these songs together is not really their sound at all, but the labels that released them: Heritage and Colossus, a pair of short-lived labels that existed from the late 60s through early 70s that were both run by a guy named Jerry Ross, whose biggest claim to fame is probably making the song "Venus," by Dutch group Shocking Blue, a mega-hit after spending some time in Europe looking for songs to bring to a US market. And he managed to score a big ol' #1 for himself with that tune!
So while these Baby Boomer Classics albums have been doing a pretty ample job thus far of weaving big hits together with smaller ones, this release in particular has a very different focus; and it makes no indication of this focus anywhere on its front or back covers, but it's clearly to highlight some very good singles from Jerry Ross' two labels, regardless of where those songs may or may not have ended up charting. And while it's a departure from what this series typically offers, you all know that I'm relishing at this opportunity to hear some totally forgotten and unheard gems here 😎.
But before I get to a great tune that doesn't appear to have ever made the Billboard Hot 100 chart at all, let me talk about a blue-eyed soul group from the city of Portsmouth, Virginia called Bill Deal & the Rhondels. This group, who became a big fixture of the Carolina beach scene and circuit, managed to chart five times between 1969 and 1970, and three of those hits appear on this album. Two out of those three strike me especially, though, because both "May I" and "I've Been Hurt," which were Bill Deal & the Rhondels' first two singles to chart (at #39 and #35, respectively), seem to be deliberately complementing their blue-eyed soul with underlying Jamaican ska riddims, with an instrument constantly hitting the same note on every other beat. And both of these songs are made catchily remarkable—and also Carolina shaggable!—because of this neat quirk.
Now, I really don't think that many American bands were incorporating ska into their own sound all the way back in the late 60s—much less white bands—but maybe I've found where Bill Deal & the Rhondels actually managed to derive that Jamaican inspiration from in the first place. See, both "May I" and "I've Been Hurt" are actually covers, and while the original version of "May I," which was by Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs—whose classic, "Stay," is the shortest song to ever top the Billboard Hot 100—had no ska in it and no known covers before Bill Deal & the Rhondels made their own version, "I've Been Hurt" had a whole handful of covers before BD&R got around to releasing theirs. And one of them, by Jamaican legend Delroy Wilson, was a reggae version that came out in '68.
To be clear, though, because the timelines here are so murky, I really have no idea if Wilson's rendition was even made before Bill Deal & the Rhondels started to implement ska, and I don't know if BD&R were even aware that the Wilson version ever existed in the first place either; but being that "May I," the first of these two BD&R singles with some ska in It, appears to have a recording date in July of 1968, and Wilson's version of "I've Been Hurt" was released on an unknown date that same year, it opens up a possibility that Bill Deal & the Rhondels hatched their ska idea for "May I" after hearing Delroy Wilson's reggae cover of "It Hurts."
What's funny though is that Bruce Eder at AllMusic tries to explain that "May I" had actually been performed by Bill Deal & the Rhondels for quite some time before they eventually made their debut with it; in fact, they'd actually dropped it from their set before someone shouted it out as a request, and they then decided, right on the spot, to put their own spin on the tune, which led to their popular ska-infused studio recording. But for some reason, in Eder's write-up, he doesn't refer to that performance as incorporating ska, but rather polka. And I'm sorry, folks, but that's not polka on that song! It's pretty clearly ska!
Anyhoo, I promised you all a gem that didn't chart on the Hot 100, and it's a great, uplifting soul tune by a group called The Festivals, whose "You're Gonna Make It" only managed to peak at #99 on the chart of Billboard's biggest competitor, Cashbox. And if you weren't from the New Jersey/Philly area when it first came out in 1970, you've probably never heard it at all!
So this album appears to have been an aberration in the Baby Boomer Classics series overall, but clearly it gave me plenty to write about today! And I should also note that even though the title is Groovin' Sixties, not everything on here is actually from that decade. This series seems to have a real problem with keeping track of release dates, but my nerdy, eagle-eyed ass is keeping on top of it all 🤓.
Highlights:
Shocking Blue - "Venus" Bill Deal & the Rhondels - "May I" George Baker Selection - "Little Green Bag" Bill Deal & the Rhondels - "I've Been Hurt" The Festivals - "You're Gonna Make It"
#pop rock#pop#rock#r&b#r & b#rhythm & blues#rhythm and blues#soul#soul music#blue eyed soul#doo wop#classic rock#classic pop#oldies#music#60s#60s music#60's#60's music#70s#70s music#70's#70's music
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