Kalishnikov Riddim – Cocojammin Production

Kalishnikov Riddim – Cocojammin Production 2009

Kalishnikov Overview

Kalishnikov Riddim came out in 2009 and brought a strong festival groove to the soca scene. This riddim was made for Carnival, with a rhythm that gave masqueraders nonstop energy to dance in the streets. The sound is bright, lively, and perfect for any parade. Several artists made their mark on Kalishnikov Riddim. Young Vet Feat Dee Dree brought the song “Dem Nuh Bad Man Fi We.” Their track is bold and full of confidence. Tok, a group well known for hits like “Footprints,” delivered the song “Hard Enough.” Their style always brings excitement, and here they keep the party moving. Opal’s “It Clean” adds a fresh voice to the riddim, with catchy lyrics and a smooth flow. Anthony B, famous for songs like “Raid The Barn” and his strong roots reggae style, is here with “Nuh Fraid.” His message is always powerful. Shawn Storm, who is known for his work with Vybz Kartel, gives us “Ready Fi Murder,” showing his unique energy. Delly Ranks, a respected name in dancehall, is part of the lineup with “Spray Faccy.” The instrumental version, “Kalishnikov Riddim,” lets listeners enjoy the full power of the beat. The producer behind Kalishnikov Riddim is not widely credited in public records, but the musical craftsmanship is clear. The sound is crisp and full, making it a standout in the 2009 carnival season. This riddim captured the joy and spirit of Carnival 2009, giving fans and masqueraders a soundtrack to remember.

Kalishnikov Tracklist:

1. Young Vet Feat Dee Dree – Dem Nuh Bad Man Fi We (Edit)
2. Young Vet Feat Dee Dree – Dem Nuh Bad Man Fi We (Raw)
3. Tok – Hard Enough (Edit)
4. Tok – Hard Enough (Raw)
5. Opal – It Clean (Edit)
6. Opal – It Clean (Raw)
7. Anthony B – Nuh Fraid (Edit)
8. Anthony B – Nuh Fraid (Raw)
9. Shawn Storm – Ready Fi Murder (Edit)
10. Shawn Storm – Ready Fi Murder (Raw)
11. Delly Ranks – Spray Faccy (Edit)
12. Delly Ranks – Spray Faccy (Raw)
13. Version – Kalishnikov Riddim

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