Escadron Riddim – K-One Productions

ESCADRON RIDDIM produced by K-ONE PRODUCTIONS 2012

Escadron Overview

In 2012, the Escadron Riddim sound system cut became a big part of dancehall culture. When this version dropped, it quickly took over bashment sessions and parties, thanks to its strong beats and heavy bass. Sound system culture is all about sharing new music through big speakers and selectors. The Escadron Riddim was perfect for this, with its rough energy and catchy hooks that kept crowds moving. Behind the scenes, the studio hand played a key role, making sure every detail of the riddim sounded clean and powerful. Good studio work is important in dancehall, and it helped Escadron Riddim stand out on any sound system. The producer, K-ONE PRODUCTIONS, is known for bringing fresh energy to the scene. Based in France, K-ONE PRODUCTIONS has worked with many artists across reggae and dancehall. Their work often reaches wide audiences, and Escadron Riddim is one of their most talked-about projects. The riddim features a strong lineup. Tiwony’s track, “Cest La Guerre,” brings his well-known lyrical style—he is respected for his album “Cité Soleil” and has won awards in the French reggae scene. Profesy adds “Alle Ici A,” while Fefe Typical delivers “Aller Voter.” Jahjah Man gives us “Une Vie A Plein Temps,” and Faya Green brings “Vert De Rage.” Each artist brings their own style, making every song on the riddim unique. For dancehall fans, 2012 would not be the same without this selector’s mix.

Escadron Tracklist:

1. Tiwony – Cest La Guerre
2. Profesy – Alle Ici A
3. Fefe Typical – Aller Voter
4. Jahjah Man – Une Vie A Plein Temps
5. Faya Green – Vert De Rage
6. Timakandal – Kon Chien Enrage
7. Dragon Davy – La Masse
8. Ddk – Si Yo Ni Gun
9. Vybrate Et Netna – Si Yo Compran
10. Farfad – Les Triades De Babylone
11. Malad – Di Yo
12. Fat Kosta – Warria
13. Version – Escadron Riddim

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