EPIVOILA RIDDIM produced by DJ KASS 2003
Epivoila Overview
Fans of dancehall music were thrilled by the release of the Epivoila Riddim in 2003, a recording that quickly became a favorite on the dancefloor. The riddim's heavy basslines and energetic beats resonated with audiences, creating an infectious atmosphere that kept people moving. Admiral T made a significant impact with his track "Batty Bwoy Dead Now," showcasing his powerful vocal delivery. Known for his dynamic performances, Admiral T has been a prominent figure in the dancehall scene, with his debut album "Mozaik Kreyol" earning critical acclaim. Byron Stryki's "Chabine Skettle" added another layer of excitement to the riddim, while Captain Niko's "Babylon Die" contributed to the recording's overall intensity. Celcius delivered the track "Energy," adding to the vibrant mix, and Dotsoundz's "Babylon Burn" further enriched the riddim with its compelling sound. Each artist brought their unique style, ensuring that the riddim maintained its lively and engaging feel. The Epivoila Riddim was crafted under the direction of DJ KASS, a producer known for his ability to create dancefloor-ready hits. DJ KASS has been influential in the dancehall genre, with his productions often characterized by their catchy hooks and rhythmic prowess. Released under a reputable label, the riddim stood out among the heavy bashment drops of 2003, cementing its place in dancehall history. This powerful release not only highlighted the talents of its contributing artists but also demonstrated the enduring appeal of dancehall music, leaving a lasting impression on fans and the industry alike.
Epivoila Tracklist:
- Admiral T – Batty Bwoy Dead Now
- Byron Stryki – Chabine Skettle
- Captain Niko – Babylon Die
- Celcius – Energy
- Dotsoundz – Babylon Burn
- Firestorm – A Who
- Mighty Mike – Doudou
- Watafaya Ft Sp3ctre – Sketel Vampaya
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