AFTER PAIN RIDDIM produced by PERCY DANCEHALL 2014
After Pain Overview
In 2014, the After Pain Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene, making a big impact in Zimbabwe. The riddim dropped and quickly took over bashment sessions, with DJs playing it at parties and festivals all over the country. The After Pain Riddim brought together some of the most exciting artists in Zimbabwean dancehall. Killer T stood out with two strong tracks: "Havana Nguva Yekuzorora" and "Uri Sheff Kubasa Kwako." Killer T was already known for his hit song “Makarova Ganaz,” which helped him become one of the top names in Zimdancehall. Kinnah also made his mark on the riddim with "Taitamba Tese." Kinnah is known for his smooth delivery and has a loyal fanbase. Maggikal added his flavor with the song "Pandinoimba," showing his unique voice and style. Platinum Prince joined in with "Handinyarare," a song that fit well with the heavy dancehall vibe of the riddim. Seh Calaz, another big name in the scene, delivered "Life Ye Mboko." Seh Calaz is famous for his energetic performances and has won several Zimdancehall awards. The man behind the riddim is producer PERCY DANCEHALL. Known for his sharp ear and creative touch, PERCY DANCEHALL has produced several popular riddims and tracks for top artists in Zimbabwe. He is respected for bringing out the best in artists and helping shape the Zimdancehall sound. The After Pain Riddim remains one of the pure dancehall sounds of 2014, remembered for its energy and the way it brought top artists together on one beat.
After Pain Tracklist:
- Killer T – Havana Nguva Yekuzorora
- Killer T – Uri Sheff Kubasa Kwako
- Kinnah – Taitamba Tese
- Maggikal – Pandinoimba
- Platinum Prince – Handinyarare
- Seh Calaz – Life Ye Mboko (Soul Jah Love Diss)
- Shinsoman – Handimire Ipapo
- Soul Jah Love – Bongo Muridzo
- Soul Jah Love – Ndine Musindo (Seh Calaz Diss)
- Tipsy – Dai
- Zego B – Watora Moyo Wangu
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