CENTURY RIDDIM produced by ABRA TRIBE PRODUCTION 2014
Century Overview
The party energy of Century Riddim started in the studio, where everything was built for the dance floor. The bashment arranger wanted a sound that would fill any party with excitement. He made sure every beat and melody pushed people to move. The creative direction was about high energy, catchy hooks, and a rhythm that could run all night. Behind it all is ABRA TRIBE PRODUCTION, a well-known name in the dancehall scene. The label has a reputation for shaping energetic riddims that selectors and fans love. ABRA TRIBE PRODUCTION has worked with many artists over the years and is respected for bringing a modern edge to classic dancehall vibes. Richie Loop & Dragga Dedefinition open things up with “Perfect Lady.” Richie Loop is known for his 2010 hit “My Cupp,” which made waves in Jamaica and beyond. On this track, he and Dragga Dedefinition bring a fun, party-loving style. Esco follows with “Some More.” Esco is no stranger to big tunes, having been part of the duo Leftside & Esco, known for songs like “Tuck In Yuh Belly.” Here, he brings his own flavor to the riddim. Jusa Dementor delivers “They Like A Cancer,” adding a serious, unique touch. Booba Star’s “Pon Di Bike” is pure dancehall, made for the dance. Redeem rounds out the set with “Nineveh,” giving the compilation a different vibe. Dancehall selectors still rate this 2014 project. If you love party music with lasting style, Century Riddim is one to play again and again.
Century Tracklist:
- Richie Loop & Dragga Dedefinition – Perfect Lady
- Esco – Some More
- Jusa Dementor – They Like A Cancer
- Booba Star – Pon Di Bike
- Redeem – Nineveh
- Ngonie Kambarami – Ariko
- King Mas – Best Friend, Worst Enemy
- Winky D – Born To Make History
- Micklaay – Come On
- Jupitar – Do It For Me
- Shuneal Sassy – Super Girl
- Benjamin Bording – Tip On Your Toes
- Mizdee – Wine For Yuh
- Teban-Cee – Nuh Give Up
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