HOLIDAY RIDDIM produced by P & L RECORDS 2006
Holiday Overview
The Holiday Riddim compilation from 2006 brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices. The tracklist is packed with energy, starting with Bling Dawg — Feel Like and Bounty Killer — Charm. Cobra delivers Lawz Of War, while Da Angel brings her style to Wifey. Danny English And Mr Pang team up for Candy Shop. Other notable tracks include Devonte And Roundhead — High Grade, Future Troubles And Mitch — Krazy, Lexxus — Thats Who We Are, Mega Banton — Image, and New Kidz — Gal Dem. Bling Dawg stands out on this riddim, known for his collaborations with Bounty Killer and his work on tracks like “Krazy” with Vybz Kartel. Bounty Killer, a giant in dancehall, is famous for hits such as “Look” and his Grammy-winning collaboration with No Doubt on “Hey Baby.” Cobra, who delivers Lawz Of War here, made a name for himself with the classic “Flex.” Da Angel, with Wifey, is recognized for her solo work and collaborations in the early 2000s. Danny English And Mr Pang’s Candy Shop adds a playful vibe, while each artist brings their own flavor. The riddim was arranged by a bashment specialist with a strong background in dancehall production. P and L RECORDS, the label behind this project, is known for producing key dancehall riddims and working with major Jamaican artists. Fans still rate this compilation as a true yard classic, remembering its impact and the island vibes it delivered.
Holiday Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Feel Like
- Bounty Killer – Charm
- Cobra – Lawz Of War
- Da Angel – Wifey
- Danny English And Mr Pang – Candy Shop
- Devonte And Roundhead – High Grade
- Future Troubles And Mitch – Krazy
- Lexxus – Thats Who We Are
- Mega Banton – Image
- New Kidz – Gal Dem
- Predator – Top Ten
- Red Square – So Great
- School Bwoy – Bawl
- Vybz Kartel – When Yuh Ready
- Week – En – Holiday
- Version – Holiday Riddim
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