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VIS RECORDS, STARRGATE AND VOUCH ENTERPRISE RELEASE TWO RIDDIMS

Oct 16
2 min read

 


VIS Records (Very Important Sound) continues to contribute to the reggae and dancehall landscape with two compilation projects, Some Like It Redhot Riddim and Mad Black Panther Riddim, bringing together established and emerging artistes across a range of musical styles.

 

Some Like It Redhot Riddim is a 16-track compilation presented by VIS Records and Starrgate Recording Studio, featuring a lineup of reggae and dancehall artistes. The project is distributed by VPAL Music and is available now on major digital music platforms.

 

The compilation features New Merciless with “Youth Man,” Tyrical with “Still Live Up,” James Singer with “Some Like It Hot,” Ita K with “Love” and “Bandulo Man,” Bling Dawg with “She Nah Leave,” Mr Bertus with “Betterment,” Don Mafia with “I Love Your Wayze,” and Predator with “Clean.”


 

The tracklist also includes Gowdie Ranks with “Life Journey My Three Points,” Wayne Lyrics with “Wise Up,” Muscle Emmanuel with “Take Them Away,” Comanche with “Nah Live Right,” Wicky Wacky with “I Know It’s Late,” Likkle Wayne with “School Days,” and Shaw Banton with “Bleacha Wan.”

 

Joining the release is Mad Black Panther Riddim, a 10-track project produced by VIS Records and Vouch Enterprise and distributed by VPAL Music. The compilation brings together veteran performers and contemporary voices, blending roots reggae, conscious music and dancehall influences.


 

The project opens with Luciano and New Merciless on “Get You Off My Mind,” followed by Warrior King’s “Chant With Powers” and Grindsman’s “High Grade.” Lutan Fyah contributes “Fire Burn,” while Admiral Tibet and Shaw Banton collaborate on “The Guns.”

 

Other selections include Gowdie Ranks’ “Who Fi Get Burn,” Tyrical’s “Rum Boom & Hennessy,” Wayne Lyrics’ “Jah Will Never Let Us Down,” James Singer’s “Fight Them Down,” and Comanche’s “System.”

 

Together, the two releases showcase a broad roster of artistes and original songs, highlighting the continuing production of reggae and dancehall music through collaborations between independent labels and recording studios.

 

Both Some Like It Redhot Riddim and Mad Black Panther Riddim are available now on major digital streaming and download platforms through VPAL Music.




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