BUCKLE UP RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2006
Buckle Up Overview
Buckle Up Riddim is a reggae release from 2006. It comes from the sound system producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, known for bringing together different voices on one riddim. This project quickly became a favorite in roots sessions and is still remembered by fans today. The riddim features a strong line-up of artists. Anol Mc & Hedda perform “Jalousi Ka Sirkul,” a track that stands out for its smooth delivery and thoughtful lyrics. B Killa brings energy with “En Mouvman La Tini Trop.” B Killa is recognized in the reggae scene for his powerful stage presence and collaborations across the Caribbean. Beely joins the project with “P?t? Bal,” adding a unique flavor to the riddim. Dawa Feat. Mr Neim perform “Pliss Temp,” a song that blends melodic hooks with roots rhythms. Mr Neim also appears solo on “Pliss Temp – Pliss Temp,” showing his versatility as an artist. Each track adds something special to the riddim, making the release diverse and rich. Other artists on Buckle Up Riddim include Guizmo Repta with “Tchoun En Mwen,” Kayler on “Clash Si Clash,” Kenzy’s “Banga,” Mentaone & Gnius with “Pete Tet Aw,” and Mightyanis on “Bo Kal.” These songs help create a full and lively sound. VARIOUS ARTISTS, the producer, is known for mixing different styles and talents on one project. Their work has influenced many reggae releases and helped new artists reach a wider audience. Looking back, Buckle Up Riddim is still celebrated by roots reggae fans for its smooth sound and strong collection of songs.
Buckle Up Tracklist:
- Anol Mc & Hedda – Jalousi Ka Sirkul
- B Killa – En Mouvman La Tini Trop
- Beely – P?t? Bal
- Dawa Feat. Mr Neim – Pliss Temp
- Guizmo Repta – Tchoun En Mwen
- Kayler – Clash Si Clash
- Kenzy – Banga
- Mentaone & Gnius – Pete Tet Aw
- Mightyanis – Bo Kal
- Popi and Bugs – Babylone
- Taiken Feat. Zebrist – Yo P? Pa
- Version – Buckle Up Riddim
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