ENGLISH LEAGUE RIDDIM ? FREE WILLY MUSIC 2012
English League Overview
The English League Riddim stands out as a 2012 dancehall release that brought together some of the genre’s most energetic voices. The project is packed with standout tracks that quickly became favorites for many fans. Each song rides on a strong, street-inspired beat, giving the riddim its signature raw energy. Listeners are drawn first to Neil Amos And Danielle Matalon with their song "Wild." Their performance sets a high bar with catchy hooks and sharp delivery. Wanted follows up with "Keep Her," a tune that keeps the dancefloor moving. Brown Sugar And Tacey Moet shine on "Wah Wah," blending their voices in a way that makes the track memorable. Wickerman’s "Nop Waan Dem Around" adds a gritty edge, while Beenie Man’s "Turn Me On" brings in his unmistakable style and energy. New Kidz delivers "Come Over," and Elephant Man And Nitty Kutchie team up for "I Swear," each adding their own flavor to the riddim. Versatile’s "Gi Weh Di Ting" and Khago’s "Give Me Wings" keep the momentum strong. Free Willy ties it all together with "English League Riddim," a track that showcases the riddim’s core sound. Behind the scenes, the studio hands crafted a base that is unmistakably dancehall—heavy, driving, and built for the streets. This base is what gives the riddim its lasting appeal among fans. The English League Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, capturing the spirit and energy that fans love. It’s a release that still gets plenty of play, reminding everyone why the street anthem sound is so vital to the genre.
English League Tracklist:
- Neil Amos And Danielle Matalon – Wild
- Wanted – Keep Her
- Brown Sugar And Tacey Moet – Wah Wah
- Wickerman – Nop Waan Dem Around
- Beenie Man – Turn Me On
- New Kidz – Come Over
- Elephant Man And Nitty Kutchie – I Swear
- Versatile – Gi Weh Di Ting
- Khago – Give Me Wings
- Free Willy – English League Riddim
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