AFRICAN ROBOT RIDDIM produced by THE UNKNOWN PEOPLE RECORDS 2011
African Robot Overview
In 2011, the African Robot Riddim became a favorite in dancehall parties, especially where sound system culture was strong. These parties were all about big speakers, heavy bass, and friendly clashes between DJs. The riddim’s energy and steady groove made it perfect for these lively gatherings, keeping people moving from start to finish. Behind the riddim was THE UNKNOWN PEOPLE RECORDS, a label known for its creative beats and focus on vocal harmony. The producer’s work on African Robot Riddim showed their skill at blending classic dancehall vibes with fresh sounds. THE UNKNOWN PEOPLE RECORDS had already made a name in the dancehall scene, and this release added to their growing list of notable projects. The riddim featured a lineup of respected artists. Andrew & Wada Blood brought their unique style to “Tek It To Dem,” a track that stood out for its catchy flow. Blak Ryno, known for hits like “Bike Back,” delivered “Walk & Talk” with his usual sharp lyrics. Chedda’s “Shell Di Bar” added more fire, while G Money kept things real with “From Mi Born.” Hawkeye, who once charted with “Bubble and Wine,” came with “Caa Squeeze My Bump.” Each artist brought their own flavor, but together they created a riddim that lived on in dancehall sets and playlists. The African Robot Riddim was pure party energy, built for the sound system scene.
African Robot Tracklist:
- Andrew & Wada Blood – Tek It To Dem
- Blak Ryno – Walk & Talk
- Chedda – Shell Di Bar
- G Money – From Mi Born
- Hawkeye – Caa Squeeze My Bump
- Junior Reid – Tun Up
- Khago – Way Dem A Say
- Stein – So High
- The Unknown People – African Robot Riddim
- Tifa & Liquid – Sweet Love
- Wayne Marshall – Dance
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