INDIAN BLOOD RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Indian Blood Overview
The sound system cut of Indian Blood Riddim first appeared in 2007 and quickly became a favorite in dancehall sound clashes. Its heavy bass and sharp energy made it stand out at parties and DJ events. Several well-known artists brought their voices to this riddim. Anthony B delivered “Nuh Bwoy,” adding his powerful style. Anthony B is known for his conscious lyrics and hits like “Raid the Barn.” Bounty Killer teamed up with Vybz Kartel for “Hot Gal.” Both artists are major names in dancehall—Bounty Killer won the 2002 MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act, while Vybz Kartel has topped charts with songs like “Fever.” Cecile’s “Boy Can't Dweet” added a strong female presence. Cecile is respected for her unique sound and collaborations with international acts. Daville contributed “Pum Pum Antagonist-Raw.” Determine’s track “See Me Gun” brought his energetic delivery to the project. The production was led by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a team known for crafting popular riddims that DJs and selectors love. Their work on Indian Blood Riddim helped keep the sound fresh in dancehall circles and playlists. The sound system cut of Indian Blood Riddim became a key part of dancehall in 2007. It is still remembered for its impact on the scene and the way it brought these artists together on one powerful rhythm.
Indian Blood Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Nuh Bwoy
- Bounty Killer & Vybz Kartel – Hot Gal (Raw)
- Cecile – Boy Can’t Dweet (Raw)
- Daville – Pum Pum Antagonist-Raw
- Determine – See Me Gun (Raw)
- General B Ft Singer J – Gangstar For Life
- Madd Anju – Cock It Up Again
- Mega Banton – Burn Dem (Raw)
- Sizzla – All My Girls (Raw)
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Everyman Has His Day
- Unkown – Track 2
- Wickerman – Have No Girl
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