Danger Zone Riddim – Kaloncha Sound

DANGER ZONE RIDDIM produced by KALONCHA SOUND 2015

Danger Zone Overview

The Danger Zone Riddim arrived in 2015 with a mix of tracks that quickly caught the attention of dancehall fans and DJs. The recording features a variety of artists, each bringing their own style to the project. Standout tracks include Ajah’s “Nuff A Dem,” Buffle Man’s “Omegastyle - Danger Zone,” and Carla Tapia’s “Elegancia.” Other songs on the riddim are Csavi’s “Fall Back,” Di Phanatic’s “Di Phanatic,” Fastah Selectah’s “Quiere Party,” Fly Katanah’s “Murda Dem,” Hector Guerra’s “Pachamama Warrior,” Kaloncha Sound’s own “Danger Zone Riddim Instrumental,” and Kella’s “To Di World.” Ajah, known for his energetic delivery, shines on “Nuff A Dem.” Buffle Man’s “Omegastyle - Danger Zone” adds a raw edge to the riddim. Carla Tapia, who gained attention with her unique voice, stands out on “Elegancia.” Csavi delivers smooth flows on “Fall Back,” while Di Phanatic brings his signature style to “Di Phanatic.” The project was guided by KALONCHA SOUND, a producer and label with a strong reputation in the reggae and dancehall scene. KALONCHA SOUND is recognized for their work in blending traditional reggae sounds with modern production. Their releases have appeared on digital platforms worldwide, helping to spread the island’s music far beyond its borders. When Danger Zone Riddim dropped, its infectious beat and fresh approach made it a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2015. DJs embraced the riddim instantly, and it remains a favorite for its mix of classic vibes and new energy.

Danger Zone Tracklist:

1. Ajah – Nuff A Dem
2. Buffle Man – Omegastyle – Danger Zone
3. Carla Tapia – Elegancia
4. Csavi – Fall Back
5. Di Phanatic – Di Phanatic
6. Fastah Selectah – Quiere Party
7. Fly Katanah – Murda Dem
8. Hector Guerra – Pachamama Warrior
9. Kaloncha Sound – Danger Zone Riddim Instrumental
10. Kella – To Di World
11. Kraze Negroze – Sube La Temperature
12. La Konecta – Selectah
13. Lasai – Back Bitter
14. Many B – Falsos Rastas
15. Yuma – Show Love