BATAI MUNHU RIDDIM produced by ROCKERS & DR ZED 2013
Batai Munhu Overview
Batai Munhu Riddim is a dancehall beat from 2013 that comes straight from the heart of the yard. When it dropped, DJs across the scene quickly picked it up and started spinning it at parties and clubs. The riddim brought together some of the most exciting names in dancehall at the time. Azon 13 leads the charge with "One In A Million," showing the energy and style that made him a favorite among fans. Artaz brings his own flavor with "Ganja," a track that stands out for its catchy hook. Krispi B steps up with "Varikundipanda," adding a strong voice to the project. Nicko Tee delivers "Nyatsoteerera," keeping the vibe fresh and real. Cartoon Characta and Soljah Boss join forces on "Prayer Warrior," a tune that quickly became popular in dancehall circles. Each artist brings their unique touch, and some, like Krispi B, have made waves before—Krispi B is well known for his hit "Kukura Kurerwa," which got a lot of radio play in Zimbabwe. Behind the scenes, the production is handled by ROCKERS and DR ZED. ROCKERS is respected in the dancehall community for producing several street anthems, while DR ZED is known for his clean, powerful mixes that help tracks stand out in the club and on the radio. For dancehall lovers, 2013 will always be linked with the Batai Munhu Riddim. The project brought together top talent and strong production, making it a true highlight of the year.
Batai Munhu Tracklist:
- Azon 13 – One In A Million
- Artaz – Ganja
- Krispi B – Varikundipanda
- Nicko Tee – Nyatsoteerera
- Cartoon Characta & Soljah Boss – Prayer Warrior
- Sound Ranger – Tings Nuh Good Again
- Silva Manarchy – Murikunwei
- Distinction – Moyo Wangu
- Madzoville – Chikokoko
- Sound Ranger – Mwari Ariko
- Kanto Dem – Zvakarongeka
- Benny B – Batai Munhu
- Rockers Mix & Dr Zed – Batai Munhu Riddim (Instrumental)
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