CALABASH RIDDIM produced by RANCH ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Calabash Overview
The Calabash Riddim, released in 2012, is a dancehall project packed with energy and party vibes. The recording features a strong lineup of tracks, each bringing its own flavor to the dance floor. "Make Up" by Shaggy feat. Wayne Wonder stands out with its catchy hook and smooth delivery. Wayne Wonder - Make Up also appears with his own version, showing his signature vocal style. Konshens — Couple Up adds a lively touch, while Rayvon — One More Shot keeps the momentum going with a feel-good anthem. Gyptian — Whyne brings a sultry and rhythmic groove, perfect for late-night dancing. Other tracks like RSNY — Love We Long Time and Italis & Shaki — Sexy For Yah add more variety, giving listeners a full party experience. Tennille Amor — Not The One and Ding Dong & M.DOT — Lust 4 You round out the collection, each contributing to the riddim’s energetic atmosphere. The creative force behind Calabash Riddim is RANCH ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for its modern approach to dancehall and reggae. Founded by Grammy-winning artist Shaggy, RANCH ENTERTAINMENT has produced several notable works and helped bring new sounds to the genre. Their focus on quality and innovation has made them a respected name in the industry. With its infectious beats and strong artist lineup, the Calabash Riddim quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles. The riddim’s party backdrop was designed for the dance floor and proved its worth as soon as it was released. Today, Calabash Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how creativity and collaboration can keep the genre fresh and exciting.
Calabash Tracklist:
- Shaggy feat. Wayne Wonder – Make Up
- Red Fox, Andre “GC” Fennell & Shaggy – Love Mi Jamaica
- Konshens – Couple Up
- Rayvon – One More Shot
- Gyptian – Whyne
- RSNY – Love We Long Time
- Italis & Shaki – Sexy For Yah
- Tennille Amor – Not The One
- Ding Dong & M.DOT – Lust 4 You
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