Aaxxia Riddim - Unity Records

AAXXIA RIDDIM produced by UNITY RECORDS 2004

Aaxxia Tracklist:

Aaxxia Riddim – Version
Apach – Apach Flow
Azrock – Material Girl
Beenie-Ele-Sizzla-Vybz – Jamaican Megamix
Bocas – Bobbleling
Celsius – Watta Ting
Daddy Mory – Sound Systems
Jamadom – Basta
Janik Mc & Guy Al Mc & Admiral Cim – Boude
Kriss Daddy – Muzic Iz My Life
Krys – Mouvman La
Laskez & Jam C – Dance
Little Espion – Debandade
Lord Kossity – Parfum D’interieur
Lord Kossity – Sexe Dans La Piscine
Mighty Ki La – Man Rahi
Nazareken – Party
Nemo – Not Easy At All
Papatank – Poches Vides
Straika D – Jah Sel Sav
Suga Moss – Positives Ting
The Mask & Adjud’nson – Idem
Tiwony & Typical Fefe – Good Vibes

Aaxxia Overview

In 2004, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Aaxxia Riddim added a fresh layer to this vibrant cultural landscape. This riddim, crafted by UNITY RECORDS, quickly became a favorite among selectors for its dancefloor-ready tracks that captured the essence of bashment. UNITY RECORDS, known for its dedication to authentic dancehall sounds, played a crucial role in shaping the genre during this period. The label's influence is evident in their ability to produce hits that resonate with both party-goers and casual listeners alike. The Aaxxia Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique styles to the collection. Apach delivered "Apach Flow," showcasing his energetic delivery and lyrical prowess. Azrock's "Material Girl" added a catchy twist, while Beenie's "Ele-Sizzla-Vybz - Jamaican Megamix" highlighted his ability to blend seamlessly with other top artists. Beenie, a well-established figure in dancehall, is known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and has been a staple in the genre for years. Bocas contributed "Bobbleling," a track that kept the dance floors moving, while Celsius's "Watta Ting" offered a rhythmic experience that was hard to resist. Each artist brought something special to the riddim, ensuring its place in the hearts of dancehall enthusiasts. The Aaxxia Riddim was a testament to the creative power of yard studios in 2004, proving that the spirit of dancehall was alive and thriving. With UNITY RECORDS at the helm, this riddim became a memorable part of dancehall history.