DE TIN PAN RIDDIM produced by MASTAMIND PRODUCTIONS 2011
DE Tin Pan Overview
In 2011, the soca compilation built on the DE Tin Pan Riddim brought new energy to Carnival events. The riddim’s base is strong and rhythmic, made for sound system culture where big speakers and heavy bass get crowds moving. This style is perfect for Carnival, where music needs to fill the streets and keep the party alive. MASTAMIND PRODUCTIONS, known for their work in the soca scene, crafted this riddim with Carnival in mind. The label has produced several tracks that are favorites at fetes and street parades. Their focus on creating music that fits the mas (masquerade) vibe is clear in this release. The compilation features a lineup of talented soca artists. Da Mastamind, Young Voice & Lyrikal join forces on “Something,” bringing a lively energy to the track. Lyrikal stands out with “De Riddim,” showing why he is a respected name in soca. Nadia Batson, known for her hit “So Long,” adds her voice to “Jiggle Like Dat,” a song that gets the crowd dancing. Naki’s “Talking In Tongues” and Patrice Roberts’ “Hot Gyal Rules” both add fresh flavors to the mix. Patrice Roberts is well known for her hit “Sugar Boy” and collaborations with Machel Montano. In 2011, these songs were played across Carnival events, proving the power of a well-crafted riddim and the talents of soca’s top artists.
DE Tin Pan Tracklist:
- Da Mastamind, Young Voice & Lyrikal – Something
- Lyrikal – De Riddim
- Nadia Batson – Jiggle Like Dat
- Naki – Talking In Tongues
- Patrice Roberts – Hot Gyal Rules
- Ricardo Drue – Addicting
- Skinny Fabulous – All Of Yuh Body
- Third Bass – By De Trunk
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