African Tribe Riddim – Cashflow Records

AFRICAN TRIBE RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2003

African Tribe Overview

In 2003, CASHFLOW RECORDS released the African Tribe Riddim, a standout project in the dancehall scene. This riddim showcases the bashment flow, which mixes hardcore vibes with catchy hooks, creating a sound that captivates listeners. Artists like Galaxy P, Hawkeye, Innocent Crew, Pickney, and Raegan bring unique energy to this riddim. Galaxy P's "Man Ramp With It" is a prime example of how bashment flow can blend intensity with infectious rhythm. Hawkeye, known for his hit "Dem Know Badman," adds a gritty edge to the riddim, demonstrating his talent for delivering powerful lyrics with style. Innocent Crew's "No Roma" and Pickney's "A Dis Yuh Come Fah" further highlight the versatility of the bashment flow, as they intertwine catchy melodies with the raw energy of dancehall. Raegan's "Badman" also contributes to the riddim's dynamism, showcasing the seamless fusion of hardcore and melodic elements. CASHFLOW RECORDS, the creative force behind African Tribe Riddim, has a history of producing influential dancehall music. They have a reputation for crafting distinctive sounds that resonate with audiences worldwide. This riddim is no exception, as it continues to be a favorite among DJs who keep the spirit of 2003 alive in dancehall sets today. The African Tribe Riddim remains a testament to how the bashment flow can successfully merge different musical elements, creating a sound that is both artistic and entertaining. The collaboration of these artists and the skilled production by CASHFLOW RECORDS ensures its lasting impact on the dancehall genre.

African Tribe Tracklist:

1. Galaxy P – Man Ramp With It
2. Hawkeye – Dem Know Badman
3. Innocent Crew – No Roma
4. Pickney – A Dis Yuh Come Fah
5. Raegan – Badman
6. Singer J – Christmas

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