GLOBAL SMOKERS RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Global Smokers Overview
The Global Smokers Riddim release from 2012 brought together a strong lineup of tracks that kept dancehall fans moving. The project featured Robby Slycer with "Babylon," King Asar with both "Equal Action" and "Gallis Longtime," Luckykid with "Clean," Chris Ville with "Empress Fyah," and an entry from Unknown Artist called "You Cant Feed Me." The set also included a pure instrumental, "Global Smokers Riddim (Version)," letting the beat shine on its own. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Robby Slycer, known for his energetic delivery, led the way with "Babylon," a song that echoed through clubs and street corners. King Asar contributed two tracks, "Equal Action" and "Gallis Longtime," showing his versatility. King Asar is also recognized for his work on the single "Reggae Music Again," which helped him reach a wider audience in the reggae and dancehall scene. Luckykid’s "Clean" added a fresh vibe, while Chris Ville’s "Empress Fyah" brought a rootsy touch. The inclusion of "You Cant Feed Me" by Unknown Artist added a mysterious edge to the lineup. Behind the riddim was producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name known for crafting dancehall projects that bring together both newcomers and established voices. Over the years, VARIOUS ARTISTS has been involved in several notable compilations that have gained traction on digital streaming platforms, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. In 2012, Global Smokers Riddim stood out as a bashment favorite, its street anthem base making a lasting impact on the dancehall landscape.
Global Smokers Tracklist:
- Robby Slycer – Babylon
- King Asar – Equal Action
- Luckykid – Clean
- Chris Ville – Empress Fyah
- King Asar – Gallis Longtime
- Unknown Artist – You Cant Feed Me
- Version – Global Smokers Riddim
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