CODE RED RIDDIM produced by R80 PRODUCTION 2013
Code Red Overview
The Code Red Riddim brought together some of the most energetic voices in the Caribbean music scene. KaliBwoy, well known for his collaborations with Dutch reggae producer Mr. Probz, brings his signature style to the track "Tun Up Di Place." Royston Williams, who has performed at major Caribbean festivals, delivers a catchy vibe with "Touch And Come." AwaRas adds his own flavor on "Still Run Di Streets," while Imishango steps up with "Stop Manipulize." Phantom rounds out the lineup with the title track, "Code Red." These artists each added their own touch, but it was the riddim itself that tied everything together. R80 PRODUCTION, the label behind this release, has a reputation for producing high-energy soca and dancehall tracks. Known for their work in the Caribbean and Europe, R80 PRODUCTION has helped several artists reach wider audiences through streaming platforms. The festival groove of the Code Red Riddim quickly spread across carnival trucks and stages in 2013. The riddim’s infectious beat and lively melodies made it a favorite for DJs and dancers alike. Each song, from KaliBwoy’s energetic performance to Phantom’s commanding presence, kept the party going from start to finish. Looking back, the Code Red Riddim became a true Carnival anthem. The combination of talented artists and R80 PRODUCTION’s experience created a sound that captured the spirit of the season. Even today, the songs from this release still bring back memories of unforgettable Carnival celebrations.
Code Red Tracklist:
- KaliBwoy – Tun Up Di Place
- Royston Williams – Touch And Come
- AwaRas – Still Run Di Streets
- Imishango – Stop Manipulize
- Phantom – Code Red
- Lea Man G – Nuff Gyal Horny
- Young Cashino – Born To Meet The Maker
- Priti Pangi – Top Shotta Rasta
- Remse – No Wan Jere Nex
- Nash Murda – Nix Van Plan
- Mafra Ft. Flippy & Parlah – Mi Sab Yu Wani
- Code Red Riddim Mix
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