22 NOVEMBER RIDDIM produced by IRIE RECORDS PRODUCTION – 2011
22 November Overview
The 22 November Riddim dancehall collection is a standout release from 2011. The tracklist features a mix of energy and style, with each song bringing something unique. The collection opens with 22 NOVEMBER — FIRE FLEX FT. SINTE, a track that sets the tone with its lively rhythm. TERMINATOR delivers two songs, INNA DI NIGHT and ANONYMOUS, both showing his signature approach to dancehall. NICKO TEE’s HANDINGANZI NDARUZA adds a catchy vibe, while RAS LALO — WOMAN FT. BRENDA brings a smooth, melodic side to the collection. KRISPI B’s NDINGAITE SEI stands out for its heartfelt delivery. SILENT KILLER’s RENOVATION gives the riddim a fresh twist, and DEXTA & TERMINATOR team up for HANDINGAVASIYI, combining their talents on one track. Each artist on this collection brings their own flavor, but together they create a strong, unified sound. One highlight is TERMINATOR, who is known for his impact on the Zimbabwean dancehall scene. His music often appears on popular local charts, and his style has influenced many up-and-coming artists. The driving force behind the collection is IRIE RECORDS PRODUCTION. The producer is recognized for a consistent focus on percussion-driven riddims. Over the years, IRIE RECORDS PRODUCTION has built a reputation for supporting both established and rising dancehall talent. For dancehall fans, the 22 November Riddim is unforgettable. It helped shape the sound of dancehall in 2011, with its powerful beats and standout performances, making it a must-listen for anyone who loves the genre.
22 November Tracklist:
1. 22 NOVEMBER – FIRE FLEX FT. SINTE2. TERMINATOR – INNA DI NIGHT3. NICKO TEE – HANDINGANZI NDARUZA4. RAS LALO – WOMAN FT. BRENDA5. KRISPI B – NDINGAITE SEI6. SILENT KILLER – RENOVATION7. DEXTA & TERMINATOR – HANDINGAVASIYI8. TERMINATOR – ANONYMOUS
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