HOMICIDE ONE RIDDIM produced by TUBE UNIVERS PRODUCTIONS 2016
Homicide One Overview
In 2016, the Homicide One Riddim became a favorite for party selectors, setting a lively and modern bashment mood at dances. The riddim’s upbeat energy and catchy horn melodies made it perfect for dancehall crowds who wanted to move and enjoy the night. Several artists brought their own flavor to the project. 2hr’s “Wine Your Body” is a smooth dance track that quickly caught on with fans. Abdul Jabbar, known for his hit “Mousingue,” added his unique vocal style. Abraham Singa, who later gained attention with “Bii Toufa,” gave the riddim even more range. Amatala’s “Mouv Your Bare” and Diaramenal’s “Crazy Time” added to the riddim’s party-ready atmosphere, making each track stand out while still fitting the overall vibe. The sound was shaped by TUBE UNIVERS PRODUCTIONS, a label respected for its quality dancehall releases and for working with a range of international artists. Their careful production made sure each artist’s style came through clearly, while the riddim itself stayed strong and catchy. Homicide One Riddim was a standout bashment release in 2016, remembered for its fresh sound and the way it brought artists together. It remains a strong example of how good production and talented artists can create a lasting impact in dancehall music.
Homicide One Tracklist:
- 2hr – Wine Your Body
- Abdul Jabbar – Mousingue
- Abraham Singa – Bii Toufa (Explicit)
- Amatala – Mouv Your Bare
- Diaramenal – Crazy Time
- Gwaada Maga – Ch?ti? (Explicit)
- Id?al Fonik? – Laisse-Moi Te Parler
- Lion Baryton – Box (Explicit)
- Mighty Silatigui, Tibou – Selekta
- One Time – Homicide
- Pablo – Afalou Kioki
- Root Of Peace – Beni-Oui-Oui
- Sekouba Kalondji – N’boukan
- Singleton – Flow Bazoka (Explicit)
- Sossodef – Mou-Khafe
- Steeve One Loock’s – Emounoma
- Takana Zion – E-Bombo (Explicit)
- Tombolia Fot? – Dancehall Papa
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