KOPA 2 RIDDIM produced by BLACK CHINEY RECORDS 2005
Kopa 2 Overview
Kopa 2 Riddim, a vibrant creation from 2005, became a dancehall classic that echoed through clubs across Jamaica. This energetic riddim features some of the biggest names in dancehall, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Bounty Killer delivers his track "Free Up The Atmosphere," showcasing his powerful presence in the dancehall scene. Known for hits like "Look" and his collaboration with No Doubt on "Hey Baby," Bounty Killer is a staple in reggae and dancehall music. Busy Signal adds his flair with "Wuk Gyal," contributing to the riddim's infectious energy. Busy Signal is celebrated for his versatility, with hits like "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)" that have gained international recognition. Delly Ranks joins the lineup with "Love How Yuh," adding to the riddim's playful vibe. Elephant Man, famous for his hit "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," spices things up with "Ele Melody," while Kevin Lyttle, known for his worldwide soca hit "Turn Me On," brings a different flavor with "After Party." The mastermind behind Kopa 2 Riddim is BLACK CHINEY RECORDS, a production team known for their innovative blending of reggae and dancehall with other genres. They have made a significant impact on the music scene, with works that continue to influence new generations of artists. Fans of 2005 still remember Kopa 2 Riddim as a dancehall anthem, a testament to its lasting appeal and the talent of the artists and producers involved.
Kopa 2 Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Free Up The Atmosphere (Radio
- Bounty Killer – Free Up The Atmosphere (Raw)
- Busy Signal – Wuk Gyal
- Delly Ranks – Love How Yuh
- Elephant Man – Ele Melody
- Kevin Lyttle – After Party
- Macka Diamond – How Much Gal
- Nicky B – If You Want To Ride
- Sean Paul – Straight Up
- Sizzla – Hot Like Fire
- Tami Chin – Hot
- Timberlee – Boom Wine
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