KENYAN EMPRESS RIDDIM produced by ABRA RECORDS 2013
Kenyan Empress Overview
In 2013, a powerful dancehall riddim from Kenya made its mark. The Kenyan Empress Riddim arrived with heavy basslines and energetic beats, quickly catching attention on dancefloors and radio. This riddim brought together a group of talented artists. The Tytan stood out with "Kenyan Empress," delivering a strong vocal performance. Winky D, well-known in Zimbabwe for his hit "Disappear" and for winning several ZIMA awards, added his unique style with "Munhu Wacho." Ogwellah kept the energy high on "6:30," giving the riddim another layer of excitement. Ranger Rhymez came in with "Protect Me," while Viviun contributed with "Your Body." Each artist brought their own flavor, but together, they created a sound that was both fresh and true to dancehall roots. Behind the scenes, ABRA RECORDS worked as the producer. The label, founded in Kenya, is known for helping East African artists reach international audiences. ABRA RECORDS is respected for its quality production and its focus on percussion-driven tracks. The mixing and mastering on the Kenyan Empress Riddim were handled with care, making sure every beat hit hard. Looking back, the Kenyan Empress Riddim captured the spirit of 2013. Its bold rhythms and lively performances made it a favorite for selectors and fans. Even today, it stands as a strong example of how African dancehall can shine on the world stage.
Kenyan Empress Tracklist:
- The Tytan – Kenyan Empress
- Winky D – Munhu Wacho
- Ogwellah – 6:30
- Ranger Rhymez – Protect Me
- Viviun – Your Body
- Robygee – Dzaive Dziri Ngano
- Maggikal Ft. Ayata – Do It
- K-R-E – Only You
- Echo D’Wayne – Street Life
- Mashall – Crazy
- Lyrical King – You Mi Love
- Jusa Dementor & Nick Cavalli – Pon The Dancefloor
- Dragga Didefinition – Island Empress
- Layan – Been Deh
- Tarcha – Bun
- Mista Googz – Truth
- Dafari – Deeper
- Pastor Samukat – Virtous Woman
- Spirittek – Independent Gal
- Jusa Dementor – Kenyan Empress Riddim Version
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