ELECTRIK RIDDIM produced by WARRIA 2013
Electrik Overview
When Electrik Riddim dropped in 2013, fans across the Caribbean and beyond quickly embraced it. The riddim became a staple at fetes and carnival parties, with people praising its lively energy and fresh soca sound. Everywhere the music played, crowds responded with dance and excitement, making the project one of the highlights of the carnival season. A big part of the riddim’s success came from the artists who brought their unique styles to each track. Admiral T, known for his powerful stage presence and hits like “Gwadada,” delivered “Wave Dat Thing,” adding his signature energy to the mix. Sael, who has built a strong following in the French Caribbean music scene, contributed “Hula Hoop,” giving the riddim a catchy and playful vibe. Terry Ganzie, often called “The Outlaw” in dancehall circles and recognized for songs like “Welcome the Outlaw,” joined with “Buss Braadap,” bringing his veteran touch. Ayani’s “Simple And Clean” and Babyboom’s “Make Mi Love You” offered smooth vocals and memorable hooks, helping the riddim appeal to a wide audience. Each artist added something special, making the project stand out. The mastermind behind the project was producer WARRIA, who has a solid reputation in Caribbean music production. WARRIA is known for his work with the label Fete Composer and has produced several notable riddims that have made waves in the soca and dancehall scenes. Looking back, it’s clear that Electrik Riddim was everywhere during 2013 fetes. Its mix of island vibes, strong artists, and expert production made it a carnival favorite that year.
Electrik Tracklist:
- Admiral T – Wave Dat Thing
- Sael – Hula Hoop
- Terry Ganzie – Buss Braadap
- Ayani – Simple And Clean
- Babyboom – Make Mi Love You
- Jahyanai King – Baddest Dhq
- Benzn – Time Is Money
- Aynell & Likkle Mimi – Wine Up
- Mickige – Ki Moun Ki Pe
- Electrik Version
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