Liner Notes: Dancehall Music is nothing without an awesome bass line, Awesome construction of instruments and stunning artists. The first compilation album produced by Jamaica's newest up and coming producer J nyle strives for excellence. Although some of the artists on this new album are anonymous they are all ambitious. Sometimes you have to start from small to reach to the big shots, so until then Jahvinile Productions will continue on striving for the best. The Album brings no violence to society so is suitable for persons of all ages. A mood of calmness and happiness is brought to you, and also a mood of want from the "Money Tune" recorded on the album by Sinista, "Me Wah Money". Not everyone lives a trouble-less life and Menace's track, "Sit & Play" defines its self in its own context. No matter how you may want to take it, no one on earth can survive without to use of money, its not like in the days of barter where you could give your cow for a light bulb... nowadays the medium of survival is money and without it you can't survive, but the more the people work this money is the more the government or even the violence promoters in Jamaica want to take it away. Jahvinile Productions introduces as their sole and personal artist Andy Frass as the "Platinum Lyricist" of any production produced. Andy Frass has two songs on the album "Hey Girl" and "Relationships Don't Last". The two female adoring tunes both ensure to have a physical impact on all women no matter your ethnicity, mindset, likes or dislikes. The Album in short consists of Girl Tunes, Life and Struggle tunes, Good Life Tunes, Bad mind People Tunes and Money Tunes. The Rescue Riddim album does mark a vital stage in both young producer/artist J nyle and all the artists on this album's musical career.

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