CARIBBEAN DREAM – VARIOUS ARTISTS 2006
Caribbean Dream – Various Artists Overview
The party scene in the Caribbean has always been full of energy, and in 2006, dancehall fans were treated to a memorable soundtrack that echoed across clubs on the islands. The riddim behind this release brought together some of the most exciting voices in the genre, creating an atmosphere that fans still remember years later. Carlos was a standout with the song "Know Who Your Friends Are." His style and delivery made the track an instant favorite on the dancefloor. Claudette Peters, known for her strong vocals and stage presence, delivered "Flaunt it." Peters is celebrated in her home country of Antigua and Barbuda, where she has won multiple national awards for her contribution to soca and dancehall music. Dawg’s "E - Slaughter - Love" added another layer to the riddim, showing off his ability to ride the beat with confidence. Diamond Cut brought a touch of nostalgia and emotion with "Where's the Love We Used to Kn." Flexx, who fans know from his work with T.O.K., contributed "Yah Move," bringing his signature energy and flow. Each artist brought their own flavor, but together they created a collection that was both fresh and rooted in classic dancehall vibes. The songs were made for the clubs but also found their way onto radio playlists, making them accessible to a wide audience.
Tracklist:
- Carlos – Know Who Your Friends Are
- Claudette Peters – Flaunt it
- Dawg – E – Slaughter – Love
- Diamond Cut – Where’s the Love We Used to Kn
- Flexx – Yah Move
- Fucha Kid – Sexy Body Girls
- Kenne Blessin Feat. Danskie – Your Body
- Kiyode Erasto – Mama
- Lee Pee Ching & Kenne B – Money Holiday
- Mac Truc – Informer
- Shamobe – Got to Go
- Shamobe Feat. Naycha Kid – How We Roll
- Spanky D – I Know It’s for Real
- O.K – Slow Wine
- Version – Caribbean Dream Riddim
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