CHAMPION SQUAD RIDDIM produced by CHAMPION SQUAD RECORDS 2011
Champion Squad Overview
The Champion Squad Riddim is a dancehall project from 2011 packed with tracks that made a strong impact in the dance scene. The set includes Benzly Hype — Punk, Delly Ranx — Mi A Say, Gappy Ranks & Tall Up — Don'T Forget About Me, Gappy Ranks — Ragga Ragga, Kareem Dj Reem Swaby — Champion Squad Riddim, Munga & Hilltop Family — Dem A Nuh Bad Man, Scotch Bonnet — Swagga Down, Shifta — Deal Wid It, Teflon — Love We A Show, and Tony Matterhorn — Love We Off. Each song brings its own energy, keeping the dance floor moving from start to finish. Benzly Hype stands out with Punk, showing his style and delivery. Delly Ranx, known for producing and voicing hits like "Red Bull & Guinness," adds his touch with Mi A Say. Gappy Ranks appears on two songs, Ragga Ragga and Don'T Forget About Me (with Tall Up). Gappy Ranks is recognized for his 2010 album "Put The Stereo On," which received attention for its roots reggae sound. Kareem Dj Reem Swaby delivers the title track, Champion Squad Riddim, adding a signature touch. The producer behind the project, CHAMPION SQUAD RECORDS, is a Miami-based label known for their energetic dancehall and reggae releases. They have worked with top artists and built a strong reputation in the Caribbean music scene. Champion Squad Riddim was a favorite in 2011’s dancehall parties, with its lively beats and catchy hooks.
Champion Squad Tracklist:
- Benzly Hype – Punk
- Delly Ranx – Mi A Say (Radio)
- Delly Ranx – Mi A Say (Raw)
- Gappy Ranks & Tall Up – Don’T Forget About Me
- Gappy Ranks – Ragga Ragga
- Kareem Dj Reem Swaby – Champion Squad Riddim
- Munga & Hilltop Family – Dem A Nuh Bad Man
- Scotch Bonnet – Swagga Down
- Shifta – Deal Wid It
- Teflon – Love We A Show
- Tony Matterhorn – Love We Off (Radio)
- Tony Matterhorn – Love We Off (Raw)
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