BAILA BAILA RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2006
Baila Baila Overview
If you were around the dancehall scene in 2006, you know how the Baila Baila Riddim made a big mark on sound system culture. This riddim was a favorite for selectors, and it brought a fresh vibe to street parties and dancehall sessions. The beat itself was built for the yard—heavy bass, sharp snares, and a modern twist with trap-inspired layers. It was the kind of sound that got the crowd moving and kept the energy high all night. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a key role, making sure every vocal and every drum hit sounded crisp through the big speakers. A good engineer is always important in dancehall, and on this project, the mixing really brought out the best in each artist’s performance. The riddim was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a collective known for bringing different talents together. VARIOUS ARTISTS has a history of dropping standout riddims that get heavy rotation, and their projects often show up on streaming platforms and in dancehall charts. Their work has shaped how modern bashment sounds. On Baila Baila Riddim, you get strong tunes from artists like Alozade with "Set on it." Alozade is well known for his hit "Badman Nuh Pet Gal," and his style fits the riddim perfectly. Capleton delivers "Love Devine." Capleton, also called the “Fireman,” is famous for songs like "Tour" and is a major figure in reggae and dancehall.
Baila Baila Tracklist:
- Alozade – Set on it
- Capleton – Love Devine
- Chantella – Baila
- Danger – Deputy Party Tonight
- Harry Toddler – Cudeh
- Isreal Voice – Survival
- Jack A Dimond – Youths Rising
- Little Capes – Stress Releif
- Major Christi – Snatch You
- Moses I Feat. Jah Lando – All About the Girls
- Munga Feat Jah Malo – Like No Other
- Shano – Gimmi Di Deh
- Unknown – Leave of Life
- Version – Baila Baila Riddim
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