COQLAKOUR RIDDIM produced by SCORBLAZ 2012
Coqlakour Overview
In 2012, the dancehall scene was buzzing with fresh energy, and the Coqlakour Riddim yard session tape captured that spirit perfectly. The release brought together hardcore deejay styles and smooth vocals, making it a standout sound system cut for its year. The tape’s mix of raw and melodic tracks fit right into the dancehall landscape, where sound system culture was alive and well. Behind the mixing board, SCORBLAZ played a big role in shaping the project’s sound. Known for his sharp production skills, SCORBLAZ worked with the Coqlakour label, helping to push dancehall and reggae forward in the early 2010s. His attention to detail and bold arrangements made the riddim memorable and dancefloor-ready. The artists on this tape each brought their own flavor. Goldee delivered “97 United Color,” a track that stands out for its catchy hook and confident flow. Tai J (Dan Jaah Tai) followed up with “Poum Poum,” adding a smooth, rhythmic vibe that caught the ears of many dancehall fans. Politik Nai’s “Tcho Money” brought a gritty edge, while Beyes And Tchalla Dom C’s “Coqlakour Party Epi Music” kept the party mood strong. New Generation contributed “Determine,” a song that showed the group’s drive and positive message. Years later, selectors still reach for this 2012 yard session tape. The mix of artists, the strong production by SCORBLAZ, and the blend of deejay and vocal cuts have helped the Coqlakour Riddim remain a favorite in dancehall circles.
Coqlakour Tracklist:
- Goldee – 97 United Color
- Tai J (Dan Jaah Tai) – Poum Poum
- Politik Nai – Tcho Money
- Beyes And Tchalla Dom C – Coqlakour Party Epi Music
- New Generation – Determine
- Barone And Baorizy – I See U
- Omega – La Fors Pou Viv
- Sy Kennega And B.Nok – Bouge Ta Tete
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