BUSH PARTY RIDDIM produced by FAR EAST EMPIRE 2015
Bush Party Overview
The Bush Party Riddim compilation from 2015 brought together some of the most exciting voices in soca that year. The tracklist features a strong lineup: Sheriff with "21 Plus Party," Cresendred on "Evillious People," Kananta delivering both "For You" and "Nobody Like You," Megaman with "I Feel So Good," and Chaos Deah on "Know Yah." The compilation also includes "Love You Darling" by Fada Tesh & Kay, "Party Just Start" by Pressly, and the instrumental version from Rankie Sadatt. Each artist brought their own energy to the riddim. Sheriff, known for his vibrant stage presence, led the way with "21 Plus Party," a song that quickly became a crowd favorite at events. Cresendred, who had previously worked with several Caribbean producers, stood out with "Evillious People." Kananta, featured on two tracks, showed versatility and drew attention for his smooth delivery. Megaman, whose earlier single "Jump and Wine" had made waves in the soca scene, kept the party going with "I Feel So Good." Chaos Deah added a different vibe with "Know Yah," rounding out the collection. The music arranger behind the riddim, FAR EAST EMPIRE, played a key role in shaping the sound. Known for working with a range of Caribbean acts, FAR EAST EMPIRE has produced several club hits and helped introduce soca to wider audiences, especially through digital platforms. Even years later, fans remember 2015 as the year of Bush Party Riddim. The compilation’s infectious grooves and memorable performances made it a festival highlight and a lasting favorite among soca lovers.
Bush Party Tracklist:
- Sheriff – 21 Plus Party
- Cresendred – Evillious People
- Kananta – For You
- Megaman – I Feel So Good
- Chaos Deah – Know Yah
- Fada Tesh & Kay- Mac – Love You Darling
- Kananta – Nobody Like You (Raw)
- Pressly – Party Just Start
- Toff Twini Party Turn Up O
- Rankie Sadatt – Bush Party Riddim Instrumental
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